29597/how-to-sort-dictionary-by-value-python
Suppose my dictionary is as follows:
data = {1:'b', 2:'a', 3:'c'}
And I want to sort data by 'b' and 'a' so I get the result
'a','b','c'
How do I do that? Any ideas?
This would work:
d = sorted(data, key = d.get) for id in d: text = data[id]
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