Python Dictionary values() Method and Dynamic Views

values_view = my_dict.values() returns a dynamic view of the dictionary values. The view is linked to the original dictionary and reflects later changes.

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my_dict={'a':'One','b':'Two','c':'Three'}
x=my_dict.values()
print(x)

Output is here

dict_values(['One', 'Two', 'Three'])

View object reflects the changes in dictionary.

my_dict={'a':'One','b':'Two','c':'Three'}
x=my_dict.values()
print(x)
my_dict.update({'c':'New Value'})
print(x)

Output (2^nd print(x) reflects the changes )

dict_values(['One', 'Two', 'Three'])
dict_values(['One', 'Two', 'New Value'])

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