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If you are looking to delete a key from the dict a similar question has been answered here:
How can I remove a key from a Python dictionary?
You are assigning industries to the item you just popped from the dictionary.
Solution A
To fix this you must not assign the popped item to industries
.
Just remove the industries =
as follows:
Before
industries = industries.pop("null", None)
After
industries.pop("null", None)
This should give you the result you desire.
Solution B
If that didn’t work try using del
as follows:
del industries["null"]
EDIT
It seems like you forgot the quotations marks on the None
key in the object, that seems to have solved your problem.
👤Liam
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