find the mode of all values in a map in python

To find the mode of all values in a map, we can use the statistics module in Python. First, we can extract all the values from the map using the values() method. Then, we can pass the resulting list of values to the mode() function from the statistics module to get the mode.

Here's the code to achieve this:

main.py
import statistics

# sample map
my_map = {'a': 3, 'b': 2, 'c': 2, 'd': 4, 'e': 3}

# get all values from the map
values = list(my_map.values())

# find the mode of the values
mode = statistics.mode(values)

print(mode) # Output: 3
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In this example, we have a sample map called my_map with different keys and values. We first extract all the values using values() method and convert that into a list. Then we pass the resulting list to the mode() function to find the mode, which is 3. Finally, we print the result. Note that if there are multiple modes, mode() returns the smallest one.