Python dictionary doesn't have all the keys assigned, or items

Question

I created the following dictionary

exDict = {True: 0, False: 1, 1: \'a\', 2: \'b\'}

and when I print exDict.keys(), well, it g

Answer 1

This happens because True == 1 (and False == 0, but you didn't have 0 as a key). You'll have to refactor your code or data somehow, because a dict considers keys to be the same if they are "equal" (rather than is).