How to compare dates for a nested dictionary values-CodePudding

Data={
    0:{
       'country1': "Ryan lives in America",
       'country_one': "5",
       'med_dict':{
          0: {
              'endDate': "732",
              'endTime': "89",
             }
       },
     },
    1: {
        'country1': "Sam lives in america",
        'country_three': "90",
        'med_dict': {
          0: {
              'endDate': "245",
              'endTime': "222",
              }
        },

    }
}

res = [v1['country1'] for k1, v1 in Data.items()]
print(res)

I have got the output as ['Ryan lives in America', 'Sam lives in america']. I want to print True if word 'America/america' is present in both the string or else print False. Need to check for the case sensitivity as lower or upper. How to do it?

CodePudding user response：

If maybe you want to check multiple words, you can create list of words and use any.

chk = ['America', 'americ']

res = [any(c in v1['country1'] for c in chk) for k1,v1 in Data.items()]
print(res)

# If you want to check and print
if all(res):
    print('True')
else:
    print('False')

[True, True]

CodePudding user response：

Use lower to do the case insensitive comparison, and then all on boolean values:

res = all("america" in v1['country1'].lower() for k1, v1 in Data.items())
print(res)

Output

True