Can we search for the values in a dictionary using in and not in?

Question

python

Answer 1

d = {1: “one”, 2: “two”}

1 in d
# returns True, works for keys

“two” in d.values()
# returns True, works for values

2 in d.keys()
# returns True, also for keys, might be clearer to read

Answer 2

Yes, the values() method returns a view of a dictionary’s values.
You can use it like:

for v in d.values():
print(v)

Though d.values() isn’t a list.

Answer 3

So, we just need to add the method values(), in order to search for any value in the dictionary?

Answer 4

Perfect! Thank you so much for the explanation, Pedro. You were a nice help.