If you want to have a key that points to multiple values, you’d use a structure like a list, a tuple, or even another dictionary as the value. (More about this shortly.) Values in dictionaries ...

However, it could be mapped to a key in a dictionary, since Python dictionary keys can be any string. Booleans in TOML use JSON rendering. One example is using JSON’s true and false rather than ...

Removes all elements from the dictionary. copy() Returns a copy of the dictionary. get(key, default) Returns the value (case-insensitively), of the item specified with the key. Falls back to the ...

This is a Python module that provides an interface, the KeyValueDatabaseInterface() class, for a simple Key-Value Database. If such a database does not exists, it creates ones using SQLAlchemy. The ...