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    • How to check that a key has exactly 1 value in a dictionary?

      I have this python copy directory:

      {128: ['S', 'S', 'O', 'F'], 512: ['S', 'F']}
      

      I would like to be sure that each key has exactly one value 'F' and one value 'S' and return a message if it's not the case

      I tried this but it didn't seem to work: it didn't print the message

      for key in d:
          if not re.search(r"[F]{1}","".join(d[key])) or not re.search(r"[S].{1}","".join(d[key])):
              print(f"There is no start or end stop for the line {i}.")
      

      Thanks in advance

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      cloudytechi147
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