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> sorted(my_dict.keys()) Or just: > sorted(my_dict) Sorting keys like that is also weird. Keys are insertion ordered, utilize that property where you can and

by orf 7y ago

> sorted(my_dict.keys()) Or just: > sorted(my_dict) Sorting keys like that is also weird. Keys are insertion ordered, utilize that property where you can and avoid needlessly re-sorting.

somacert 7y ago
Glorious, Thank you kind soul for listening to my slightly raving rant. Now I feel several sorts of ashamed at missing what is kind of a core function. salutes
- hansvm 7y ago
  Fwiw, make sure you're using a newish python version. They weren't always sorted by default.
  - ledauphin 7y ago
    3.6+