dict.values
Access the values of the dictionary.
Python 3.13
dict.values()Return value
A dict_values view that reflects changes to the dictionary; wrap it in list() to get a list.
Examples
List of dictionary values
Python 3.13
a = {'x': 1, 'y': 2}
print(list(a.values()))[1, 2]
Sum of the values
Python 3.13
prices = {'apple': 50, 'pear': 70}
print(sum(prices.values()))120
Details
Unlike keys, values can repeat. The check value in d.values() goes through all values, so it is slower than key in d. Two values views are not compared by contents: d.values() == d.values() gives False, so compare lists instead.