How to convert dict to string without quotes using Python?

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I have a dict like this

{'b50a': '02246,17.4.0.1'}

I would like to convert it to a string but change the position.
My expectation result like this:

02246,17.4.0.1\b50a

Anyone can help me please. I really appreciated. Thanks

What I have tried:

result = ":".join(DictValue)
print(result)

Posted 10-Mar-21 20:10pm

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Updated 10-Mar-21 22:42pm

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2021-03-10T21:04:00

So you want to print the value followed by the key.

Ways to do that can differ whether you are using Python 2 or 3

Have a look at solutions to this post How do I print the key-value pairs of a dictionary in python[^]

E.g

Python

For i in DictValue
    print(i, DictValue[i])

If you want to get the concatenated string into another variable then use the technique I showed you in your previous question.

I really do recommend buying a decent book or using a tutorial and working your way through it. Posting questions here is not a good way to learn the language (although answering them is helping me on that journey!)

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 2 · 2021-03-10T22:42:00

Solution 2

I gave you the link to the tutorial at How to convert string to array with Python?[^]. It really is time you made use of it and actually learned the language you are trying to use. This is the sort of basic question that is explained very early in the tutorial.

Posted 10-Mar-21 22:42pm

Richard MacCutchan