How to access only the key at the 0th or 1st position of the dictionary in python

[CompUser7]

Eg. Python{ 'Good' : '0', 'Bad' :'9', 'Lazy' : '7'}
how do i access and print only 'Good' or 'Bad' or 'Lazy'

[bvdet]

Dictionary method keys().

>>> dd = { 'Good' : '0', 'Bad' :'9', 'Lazy' : '7'}
>>> dd.keys()
['Bad', 'Good', 'Lazy']
>>> dd.keys()[0]
'Bad'
>>>

[CompUser7]

On top of that

Hey thanks for the reply...
But now I need to access the key names dynamically in a program. Eg.

a= raw_input (" which is the final attribute:")
for i in python.items():
    if python.items()[i] == a:
        finalAttribute = python.items()[i]

This giving me error saying
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Python27/test1.py", line 11, in <module>
if somedict.items( )[i] == a:
TypeError: list indices must be integers, not tuple

[bvdet]

Dictionary method items() returns a list of tuples.