Python3 key error on keys that exist?

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Python3 key error on keys that exist?



I get a KeyError: 'date/homeTeam/awayTeam' on a list of objects that are structured like this:


KeyError: 'date/homeTeam/awayTeam'



'_id':
'$oid': '5b68f822cf785e0013cb7702'
,
'date': 'Sun, 05 Aug 2018 23:00:00 GMT',
'homeTeam': 'Stone Cold Killers',
'awayTeam': 'Danglers'



Though if I try to get the id it works. This is what I am using to get the data:


id


json.loads(dumps(match))['homeTeam']



Traceback: https://pastebin.com/Utykdxkh





Could you share the full error traceback? I don't think that line is the one responsible for that error message.
– Patrick Haugh
Aug 12 at 1:48





Sure I updated with a pastebin of it wasnt sure how to make it formatted on here
– amedeiros
Aug 12 at 1:51





You should rework your code a bit so that you print the dictionary before doing the key lookup. Then the last dictionary it prints will be the one that's failing.
– Patrick Haugh
Aug 12 at 1:54





@amedeiros what is output of json.loads(dumps(match)). Can you print it and add it to the question?
– the-realtom
Aug 12 at 2:01


json.loads(dumps(match))





I think I found the issue thanks to Patrick. I forgot that one of the records has DATE instead of date which is what is causing the issue I am assuming
– amedeiros
Aug 12 at 2:11









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