Short question: Why when we do list(dict()) the return is the keys of the dict, but not the values? Cause all that I know about (key, value) pairs, is that what matters is the value, not the key. The key it's just a page in a book. Since we don't actually want the page, but the content of that page, giving me the page makes no sense at all at first.
I believe that it, somehow, makes sense. But please, clarify this one.
Thanks!
EDITED: now, since the most relevant part of a (key, value) pair ITS THE VALUE. Why not the the iter method of dict returns the value?