To find the median of all keys in a Python dictionary (also known as a map), we first need to extract all the keys from the dictionary and store them in a list. We can then sort this list of keys using the built-in sorted()
function. Once we have a sorted list of keys, we can calculate the median by checking if the list has an odd or even number of elements, and then returning the middle value(s).
Here's the code to accomplish this:
main.py555 chars19 lines
This code will output: Median key: c
since 'c'
is the middle element in the sorted list of keys.
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