Nested dictionary and comprehension in python

Question

i have a nested dictionary in the following form:
dict = {"0":{ }, "1":{ }, "2":{ }, "3":{ }, ... }
the inner dictionaries have various keys, not necessarily uniform, eg:
dict["0"] = {"name" : "bruce", "age" : 28, ...}
dict["1"] = {"name" : "eve", "sex" : "female", ...}

I'm interested in creating a one-liner that decides if a specific name is present or not, eg:
name_check = True if "bruce" in dict[<any>]["name"]

I understand you can't access nested dicts like this, but is there a simple way w/o loops?

Answer 1

Does this meet ur request?

https://code.sololearn.com/ci6GUYr0TvKz/?ref=app

Answer 2

w/o means without, so even though your code does what I asked, it's not what I'm looking for :/
can you think of how to do this with no loops?

Answer 3

you should do this with loops unless you are working with really small dicts. you could use keys as index numbers for the data to use less resources with looping.

Answer 4

rdhelli

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