🔒 loop

[hallow glen]

info = [
    {"class_interval": "0-10", "frequency": 4},
    {"class_interval": "10-20", "frequency": 7},
    {"class_interval": "20-30", "frequency": 10},
    {"class_interval": "30-40", "frequency": 6},
    {"class_interval": "40-50", "frequency": 3}
]``` 
how do i iterate class interval only

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[glad yarrow]

import operator

for class_interval in map(operator.itemgetter("class_interval"), info):
  ...

# or

it = (dct["class_interval"] for dct in info)
for class_interval in it:
  ...

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