you are looking for `statedict.items()`. (Or `statedict.iteritems()` on
py2) By default a dict just loops over the keys. And then it unpacks
your two letter string into k, v. So the first step of your loop is
k='A' and v='K'.
Also, that's not how you use get.
On 12/16/2016 4:19 PM, Malik Rumi wrote:
|naively thinking I would be able to do something like|
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fork,v instatedict:
iftwodigit ==k:
state =Jurisdiction.objects.get(v)
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