[FIXED] How Do I Access This A Value In A Python Data Dictionary?

Issue

I have a python data dictionary that I am using to do some date comparisions. However when I loop through it I can't figure out how to access the DailyPlannerRequest value. I have tried doing a request.DailyPlannerRequest but the error that comes back is 'datetime.date' object has no attribute 'DailyPlannerRequest'. I've read a bit about trying to convert this dictionary value but can't find anything helpful. I am trying to do a loop and query a filter value and compare it to this data dictionary value.

I'm trying to do something like....

        if request.day == day and event.daily_planner_request_name == request.DailyPlannerRequest :

I've done this lots of times before but the complication here is that one is a queryset and the other is a dictionary value that I'm trying to get to compare.

I've played a bit with the approach documented here Accessing dict keys like an attribute?

But can't seem to figure this out.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

Solution

@Waldemar Podsiadlo answered this one. The answer he provided helped me with my troubleshooting...for key, value in dict.items()

Answered By - Steve Smith