ValueError When Reading dictionary from Txt File

I'm trying to read in a dictionary from a file, and extract its keys and values to print a string. When I try to print the current key and values, it says that there's too many values to unpack: expected 1 but got 2. I don't get why this would be occuring?

Input: {'CS307': ['Violet', 'Liam'], 'CS352': ['Amelia'], 'CS422': ['Finn', 'Violet']}    Expected Output (as a string):   Violet CS307 CS422  Liam CS307  Amelia CS352  Finn CS422  

This is what I've got so far:

import ast    def reverse(filename, students):  newDict = {}  listOfStudents = []  with open(filename, 'r') as myFile:      content = myFile.read()      for line in content:          newDict = ast.literal_eval(content)      for key, value in newDict:          print("Key:", newDict[key])          listOfStudents.extend(newDict[key])      print("All Students:", listOfStudents)    print(newDict)    myFile.close()  

Line 10 @ for key, value is where I'm getting a Value error.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66057004/valueerror-when-reading-dictionary-from-txt-file February 05, 2021 at 11:05AM