#🔒 Need help with setting a condition

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grand shuttle
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Is there a way to set a condition that checks for a 0 or less value in a dictionary? The value could be in any key and I need the check to apply to all keys

onyx pebbleBOT
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chrome cave
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list(filter(lambda x: x <= 0, {-1:"lala", 1: "baba"}))
[-1]
``` There it is. You can probably omit list, it's for nicer print
grand shuttle
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Thanks

chrome cave
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wait, that checks keys

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use .values()

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or dict comp if you want key-value pairs

grand shuttle
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Nah only values thanks

chrome cave
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that's key, though

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was that what you wanted?

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value is on rhs of :

grand shuttle
chrome cave
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okkay

rustic aspen
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any(v <= 0 for v in d.values())```
ocean atlas
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ocean atlas
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still funny to see

rustic aspen
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Well, provided it's obvious what it is.

ocean atlas
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I think it's one of those conventional one-letter variables

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like you learn it by exposure

onyx pebbleBOT
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