(In Python 3)
I have dictionary old
. I need to change some of its keys; the keys that need to be changed and the corresponding new keys are stored in a dictionary change
. What's a good way to do it? Note that there may be an overlap between old.keys()
and change.values()
, which requires that I'm careful applying the change.
The following code would (I think) work but I was hoping for something more concise and yet Pythonic:
new = {}
for k, v in old.items():
if k in change:
k = change[k]
new[k] = v
old = new