How to access the values from a dictionary

[argbsk]

Below is the dictionary

{0: ['Test logname : DISK$REGRES:[VERIFICATION.ACC]ACC_diff.log\n'], 
1: ['FACILITY : ACC\n', 
'FAILED LOGINACCOUNTINGTST\n', 'Total : 42\n', 'Passed : 41\n', 
'Failed : 1\n', 
'Not Run : 0\n', '\n', 
'Test logname : DISK$REGRES:[VERIFICATION.BACKUP]BACKUP_diff.log\n'], 
2: ['FACILITY : BACKUP\n', 'FAILED BACKUP_BEFORE\n', 
'
FAILED BACKUP_INTERCHANGE\n', 
'Total : 34\n', 
'Passed : 32\n', 
'Failed : 2\n', 
'Not Run : 0\n', '\n']}

[zmbd]

You might want to follow the entire tutorial located at this website (that's what I'm doing :) ). This url links to the dictionary http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python...dictionary.htm

[Glenton]

Weird question. You would get far better help if you actually asked the question properly.

Typically the dictionary is assigned to a variable, and the values can be accessed through the key. In the case the values are lists, which in turn can be accessed through an index.

Suppose the dictionary you give above was assigned to the variable weirdDict.

Then

>>weirdDict[2][0]
>>FACILITY : BACKUP\n

In general, better to tell us what you're trying to do.

[zmbd]

Glenton,
That is why I linked OP to the tutorial.