I have a dict that looks like this
{ "keyword1":3 , "keyword2":1 , "keyword3":5 , "keyword4":2 }
And I would like to convert it DESC and create a list of just the keywords. Eg, this would return
["keyword3" , "keyword1" , "keyword4" , "keyword2"]
All examples I found use lambda and I'm not very strong with that. Is there a way I could loop through this, and sort them as I go? Thanks for any suggestions.
PS: I could create the initial dict differently if it would help.
解决方案
You could use
res = list(sorted(theDict, key=theDict.__getitem__, reverse=True))
(You don't need the list in Python 2.x)
The theDict.__getitem__ is actually equivalent to lambda x: theDict[x].
(A lambda is just an anonymous function. For example
>>> g = lambda x: x + 5
>>> g(123)
128
This is equivalent to
>>> def h(x):
... return x + 5
>>> h(123)
128
)