How to find the index in the dictionary, having a float value?

Question

Python

Let there obj = {"abc": "37.6215879462381080"}
be Is it possible to find somehow by the value "37.6215879462381080" that it belongs to "abc"?
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Answer 1

you can and do not need to bypass anything - and it doesn’t matter if it is a string or something else. The main thing is that the key should be an immutable object.
For example, if you have two objects in the dictionary (or more - it doesn't matter), then the desired one is searched like this:
obj = {"abc" : "37.6215879462381080", "def" : "234.456"}
for (k, v) in obj.items ():
if k== 'abc': # or if v == "37.6215879462381080": print(k) if necessary
print(v)
response 37.6215879462381080
watch for indentation - they are not shown here.
Happy new year friends!

Answer 2

obj.keys()[obj.values().index("37.6215879462381080")] == "abc"