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    "headline": "Python 3 get first/last N elements of dictionary - Softhints",
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    "description": "Getting the first or last element of a dictionary Python is not intuitive operation but it is easy.\n\n\nWe need to have two points in mind:\n\n\n * First dictionary in Python is designed to be a structure without order\n * Second it's difficult to point the first and last element of a Dictionary\n * Starting with Python 3.6 dict will keep the insert order of elements - check the experiment described in step 5.\n\n\n\nStep 1: Get first key of a Python dict\n\n\nIf the order of the elements is not important for",
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