🔒 Simple way to subtract with dicts ?

[cloud surge]

I want to subtract one dicts elements from another

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[cloud surge]

From this dict

this dict

with open("t.txt", "r") as file:
    n = int(file.readline())
    figures = ["p", "b", "z", "r", "v", "k"]
    komplektas = {"p": 16, "b": 4, "z": 4, "r": 4, "v": 2, "k": 2}
    tekstas = str(file.readlines())
    figuru_s = {}

    for i in tekstas:
        if i in figures:
            if i in figuru_s:
                figuru_s[i] += 1
            else:
                figuru_s[i] = 1

    left = {}
    for i in figuru_s:
        left = i + str(figuru_s[i] - komplektas[i])
        print(left)

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[cloud surge]

That's my code if needed

Nvm I figured it out

Huzzah

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