Converting dictionary to string and Removing quotes of keys in python-CodePudding

Note: recommendations from similar questions didn't work

I have a dictionary in python looks like this:

print(dic_test)
   {'name':'Tom','school':'NX'}

type(dic_test)
    <class 'dict'>

How can I get a string looks like this:

print(str_test)
   {name:"Tom",school:"NX"}

type(str_test)
    <class 'str'>

Converting dictionary to string and Removing quotes of keys in python

CodePudding user response：

You can iterate over the keys and values of the dictionary and add them to the string in the format you want

str_test = "{"
for key, val in dic_test.items():
    str_test  = key   ':"'   val   '",'

# deletes last trailing comma
str_test = str_test[:-1]

str_test  = "}"
print(str_test)