This Python function returns the list of available values in a dictionary (total items). In this section, we discuss how to use this values function, and the syntax of the function is
dictionary_name.values()
Python Dictionary values example
The values function returns the list of total items available in a given one. The code below prints the numbers in the emp and employ.
TIP: Please refer to the Dictionary in this langauge to understand.
emp = {'name': 'Kevin', 'age': 25 , 'job': 'HR', 'Sal': 725000} print("Dictionary: ", emp) # Print print("Dictionary Values: ", emp.values()) # Creating an Empty employ = {} print("\nDictionary: ", employ) # Print print("Dictionary Values: ", employ.values())

In this program, we are going to insert a new one into the dict and print that number. Next, we updated and displayed the updated number.
emp = {'name': 'John', 'age': 25 , 'job': 'HR'} print(emp) print(emp.values()) emp['age'] = 27 print(emp.values()) emp['Sal'] = 725000 print(emp.values())
{'name': 'John', 'age': 25, 'job': 'HR'}
dict_values(['John', 25, 'HR'])
dict_values(['John', 27, 'HR'])
dict_values(['John', 27, 'HR', 725000])