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dict = {'shelf':1, 'slot':2}
if 'shelf' and 'slot' in dict.keys():
....
else:
....
or
if 'shelf' in dict.keys() and 'slot' in dict.keys():
....
else:
....
I know 2nd code checks both keys are there in dict. 1st code checks condition for 'slot' only.
But can I make first code work with the help of some brackets or replacing and? Its a lot helpful when I have a huge dict with lot of keys.
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