Examples :
Input: {b’EmplId’: b’12345’, b’Name’: b’Paras’, b ’Company’: b’Cyware’} Output: {’ EmplId’: ’12345’,’ Name’: ’Paras’,’ Company’: ’Cyware’} Input: {b’Key1’: b’Geeks’, b’Key2’: b’For’, b’Key3’: b’Geek’} Output: {’Key1’:’ Geeks’ , ’Key2’:’ For’, ’Key3’:’ Geek’} Method # 1: dictionary comprehension
| # Python code to convert ByteString key: value
# a pair of dictionary to string.
# Initializing dictionary x = {b ’EmplId’ : b ’12345’ , b ’ Name’ : b ’Paras’ , b ’Company’ : b ’Cyware’ }
# Conversion x = {y.decode ( ’ ascii’ ): x.get (y) .decode ( ’ascii’ ) for y in x.keys ()}
# printing the converted dictionary print (x) |
Output:
{’Name’:’ Paras’, ’EmplId’:’ 12345’, ’Company’:’ Cyware’} Method # 2: c by iterating key and values
| # Python code to convert ByteString key: value
# a pair of dictionary per string.
# Initializing dictionary x = {b ’EmplId’ : b ’ 12345’ , b ’Name’ : b ’ Paras’ , b ’Company’ : b ’ Cyware’ }
# Initialize an empty dictionary y = {}
# Conversion for key, value in x.items (): y [key.decode ( "utf-8" )] = value.decode ( " utf-8 " )
# print converted dictionary print (y) |
Exit:
{’Co mpany’: ’Cyware’,’ Name’: ’Paras’,’ EmplId’: ’12345’}
