The code below works fine for comparing these two types of nested dictionaries. Is it possible to write this in list comprehension? or any other way that is easier to understand
dict1 = {
'Texture': {'actual': 1.0 , 'simulated': 3},
'Detector': {'SumAmp': 1.0},
'color': {'blue': 0.0001},
'Compton': {'Amplitude': 10000.0}}
dict2 = {
"Color": {
"Red": { "range": (-1, 1),
},
"Green": {
"range": (0, 0.1),
},
"Blue": {
"range": (-0.01, 0.001),
},
},
"Texture": {
"actual": {"range": (4, 3),
},
"simulated": {"range": (-2, 2),
},
"abstract": {"range": (20, 50),
},
"invented_texture": { "range": (-6, 6),
},
},
``` L = []
# Check to see if dict1 keys are similar with dict2
for k, v in dict1.items():
for k2, v2 in dict2.items():
if k == k2:
for k4, v4 in v.items():
for k3, v3 in v2.items():
if k4 == k3:
L.append(v3["range"])