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How to concatenate a Python dictionary to display all the values together?
You can get all the values using a call to dict.values(). Then you can call ", ".join on the values to concatenate just the values in the dict separated by commas.
example
a = {'foo': "Hello", 'bar': "World"}
vals = a.values()
concat = ", ".join(vals)
print(concat)Output
This will give the output −
Hello, World
Updated on: 05-Mar-2020
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