How to check if a dict value contains a word/string?

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This should work. You should use in instead of consists . There is nothing called consists in python.

"ab" in "abc"
#=> True

"abxyz" in "abcdf"
#=> False

So in your code:

if inst['Events'][0]['Code'] == "instance-stop":
      if '[Completed]' in inst['Events'][0]['Description']
          # the string [Completed] is present
          print "Nothing to do here"

Hope it helps : )

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我也发现这个作品

   elif inst ['Events'][0]['Code'] == "instance-stop":
                        if "[Completed]" in inst['Events'][0]['Description']:
                            print "Nothing to do here"

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Seeing that the 'Events' key has a list of dictionaries as value, you can iterate through all of them instead of hardcoding the index.

Also, inst ['Events'][0]['Code'] == "instance-stop": will not be true in the example you provided.

Try to do it this way:

for key in inst['Events']:
    if 'instance-stop' in key['Code'] and '[Completed]' in key['Description']:
        # do something here

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