How to get value of a dict

Question

I'm new to python. I'm using an api that returns me this dict, I'd like to know how can I get the value 'Usuário Ativo'

{('[Usuários].[Usuários].[Usuario1]', '[LoginInfo].[LoginInfo].[Validacao]'): {'Value': 'Usuário Ativo'}, ('[Usuários].[Usuários].[Usuario2]', '[LoginInfo].[LoginInfo].[Validacao]'): {'Value': 'OK'}}

Thanks.

Answer 1

print(your_dict[('[Usuários].[Usuários].[Usuario1]', '[LoginInfo].[LoginInfo].[Validacao]')]['Value'])

will print what you want.

That's a pretty weird dict.

Answer 2

You can extract all values from dict using dict.values. then you will get values easily.

For an example:

    # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
dicti = {('[Usuários].[Usuários].[Usuario1]', '[LoginInfo].[LoginInfo].[Validacao]'): {'Value': 'Usuário Ativo'}, ('[Usuários].[Usuários].[Usuario2]', '[LoginInfo].[LoginInfo].[Validacao]'): {'Value': 'OK'}};

values = dicti.values()
print(values) 
for v in values:
  if v['Value'] == "Usuário Ativo":
    print(v)

Dict.values converts all values in array. then you can easily find whatever you want.