Python - sum values in dictionary

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I have got pretty simple list:

example_list = [
    {'points': 400, 'gold': 2480},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 610},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 620},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 620}
]

How can I sum all gold values? I'm looking for nice oneliner.

Now I'm using this code (but it's not the best solution):

total_gold = 0
for item in example_list:
    total_gold += example_list["gold"]
5 Answers
from collections import Counter
from functools import reduce
from operator import add

sum_dict = reduce(add, (map(Counter, example_list)))
# Counter({'points': 700, 'gold': 4330})
total_gold = sum_dict['gold']
example_list = [
    {'points': 400, 'gold': 2480},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 610},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 620},
    {'points': 100, 'gold': 620}
]

result = np.sum([x['gold'] for x in example_list])


print(result)

output

 4330
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