Pythonic way to check if two dictionaries have the identical set of keys?

Question

For example, let\'s say I have to dictionaries:

d_1 = {\'peter\': 1, \'adam\': 2, \'david\': 3}

and

d_2 = {\'peter\': 14, \         


        

Answer 1

You can get the keys for a dictionary with dict.keys().

You can turn this into a set with set(dict.keys())

You can compare sets with ==

To sum up:

set(d_1.keys()) == set(d_2.keys())

will give you what you want.