two level sorting of a list of dictionaries in python

Question

I have a list of dictionaries as follows:

 {"id": 1, "score": some_score.. othe values}
 {"id": 1, "score": some_differetscore.. othe values}  
 {"id": 22, "score": some_score.. othe values}
 {"id": 3, "score": some_score.. othe values}

What I am hoping to get is to iterate thru this list in such a way that it is sorted as follows.

The list is sorted by "id" and then reverse sorted with "score"

So all the entries with "id" 1 are clubbed together and then the entry with the topmost score is at the top?? How do i do this?

Thanks

Answer 1

Try this:

sorted(mylist, key=lambda d: (d["id"], -d["score"]))