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Print layout of a python dict, i.e. only keys and the types of the values (in ca...

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Print layout of a python dict, i.e. only keys and the types of the values (in case of nested dict's an indented dict is printed).

def print_dict_layout(d, indent=0): """Print layout of a dictionary. Syntax: print_dict_layout(d) Input: d [dict]: dictionary indent [int]: printing indent (no need for user to use) """ indent_spaces = " "*indent print(indent_spaces, '{') for k, v in d.items(): print(indent_spaces, "'%s'"%k, ':', end='') if isinstance(v, dict): print('') # adds \n pprint_dict(v, indent=indent+4) else: print(type(v)) print(indent_spaces, '}')

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