Getting the key value by position from the dictionary

Question

I use the python dictionary tel = {'jack': 4098, 'sape': 4139 ....., 'john': 5147} Is there a way to get all the values ​​located between the index ranges? for example, all values ​​located from 5th to 10th position ...

Thanks Nathan

Answer 1

There are no indexes / positions in the python dictionary. The key / value pair does not have a specific order.

If you want to select certain positions from the dictionary, you must indicate some criteria / order to it.

For example, according to the alphabetical order of names:

sorted(tel.items())[5:11]

returns a list of 5 tuples (name, number)from positions 5-10 in alphabetical order.

Answer 2

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