How to check whether a dictionary is nested - python

Question

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Let's say i have a dictionary called d:

d = {'a': {1: (1,2,3), 2: (4,5,6)},'b': {1: (3,2,1), 2: (6,5,4)}}

As you can see, it is a nested dictionary, how would i detect if it is?

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Here are some examples:

d = {'a':{1:(1,2,3),2:(4,5,6)},'b':{1:(3,2,1),2:(6,5,4)}}
d = {'a':1,'b':2}

I want the output:

True
False

P.S. list of dictionaries don't count.

Answer 1

Use any:

print(any(isinstance(i,dict) for i in d.values()))

First dictionary will return:

True

Second will:

False

To explain:

1. Go and iterate trough d's values.

2. Use isinstance to check whether if the type is dict or not.

3. Use an outer any to check if there are any elements that are True (are dictionaries).

There you go now, it will work.