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Dictionary Methods

keys()

Return a dynamic view of all keys in the dictionary.

dict.keys()

dict.keys() returns a view object that displays all the keys stored in the dictionary.

It preserves insertion order and updates dynamically whenever the dictionary changes.

Returns

A dict_keys view of all dictionary keys.

Try it

Run it and change it
user = {"username": "py_master", "level": 42, "xp": 9850}
print(list(user.keys()))

Worth knowing

  • Set operations: Key views behave like sets; you can perform union (|), intersection (&), and difference (-) between two key views.

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