dict.keys()[0] on Python 3 [duplicate]

Answer 1

I've had success turning the iterables taken from a dictionary into a list. So, for dic.keys(), dic.values(), and dic.items(), in Python3.6, you can:

dic = {'a':3, 'b':2, 'c':3}
print(dic)

dictkeys = dic.keys() # or values/items
print(dictkeys)

keylist = []
keylist.extend(iter(dictkeys)) # my big revelation
print('keylist', keylist)