I have a dictionary as following:
adict = {'instr1' : "yes", 'instr2' : "yes", 'instr3' : "yes", 'instr4' : "no"}
Is there an easy method to get the number of "yes" in the dictionary?
You can use collections.Counter
:
>>> adict = {'instr1' : "yes", 'instr2' : "yes", 'instr3' : "yes", 'instr4' : "no"}
>>> import collections
>>> collections.Counter(adict.values())
Counter({'yes': 3, 'no': 1})
You can use sum
and a generator expression:
>>> sum(1 for x in adict.itervalues() if x == 'yes')
3
As True == 1
, so this is also valid:
sum( x == 'yes' for x in adict.itervalues())
Another option is list.count
, this is going to be fast compared to sum()
, but creates a list of all values in the memory:
>>> adict.values().count('yes')
3
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