Example of how to check if two dictionaries are the same in python:
Using the python operator ==
Lets consider the dictionary d1
d1 = {'Name':['Bob','Franck','Emma', 'Lucas'],'Age':[12,42,27,8]}
and the dictionary d2
d2 = {'Name':['Bob','Franck','Emma', 'Lucas'],'Age':[12,42,27,81]}
To check if two dictionaries are equals a solution is to use the operator ++
d1 == d2
returns here
True
If we then change d2 a little bit
d2 = {'Name':['Jack','Franck','Emma', 'Lucas'],'Age':[12,42,27,81]}
then
d1 == d2
returns
False
Check if two dictionaries have the same keys
Note to check if two dictionaries have the same keys a solution is to do:
d1.keys() == d2.keys()
returns here
True
