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Category:Pronunciation (language learning)Q:
Python strings: slice of all values in a dictionary
Is there a more pythonic way to "fetch" all values in a dict. 
I've got something like
dict1={key1:{key2:[value1, value2, value3]}
        key2:{key3:[value4, value5, value6]}
       ...}
where each key is represented by a string, and each key2 to keyN a list containing numbers. 
Now I want to select each value for each list, e.g.
print dict1['key1']['key2']['value3']
print dict1['key2']['key3']['value6']
is what I currently do. But I'd like to be able to achieve this with a loop: 
for k, v in dict1.items():
    print k
    print v[3]
or
for k, v in dict1.items():
    print dict1[k]['value3']
    print dict1[k]['value6']
The real situation is more complex, but the same basic pattern.
Thanks! 
A:
You can use get() method to get the value from the nested list:
>>> for k, v in dict1.items():
...     print(v['key2'][0])
...
value1
value2
value3
Q:
Understanding reflection and metaprogramming
This question aims to understand the notion of reflection.
Why is reflection considered a reflection (plural of reflection, as the word "reflection" is an abstract noun)? Could it not be called "metametacoding"?
A:
In terms of reflection, it is a "reflection" because reflection is a recursive procedure. 
It seems to be strange to name metametacoding metametacoding. My proposal is metacontainer.
I am speaking to the rulebook, and it says I can decide to see if it is Tiamat, to see if I'm under the same mind as her. Then, I can
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