Accesing low levels in python dict's

Question

I have a dict that looks like this:

dict = {
  "A": "1",
  "B": [
    {
      "C": "2",
      "D": {
        "E": "3",
        "F": "4"
    }
  ]
}

My last try was this:

for x in dict["B"]
    print(x["D"])

But as you can see, I get all keys and its values from the object D when my need is only get E.

I need access to E key and get the values (get 3) with for loop. Any way to get this goal?

Answer 1

First store the dictionary in a variable of a name other than dict. For my answer I have stored it in my_dict.

For accessing the value of "E" from my_dict, you can simple use this code below,

my_dict["B"][0]["D"]["E"]

There's no need for a for loop to be involved.