Can you get the name of an object in a dictionary?

weapons = {
    'sword' : {
        'damage' : 10,
        'type_damage' : 'sharp',
        'max_durability' : 20
    },
    'spear' : {
        'damage' : 7,
        'type_damage' : 'pointy',
        'max_durability' : 25
    },
    'log' : {
        'damage' : 5,
        'type_damage' : 'blunt',
        'max_durability' : 15
    }
}
inventory = {
    
}

inventory.update(weapons['sword'])
print(inventory)

I want to also add the ‘sword’ to inventory, not just the arguments, but I can’t figure out how.

I want it to output

{'sword' : {'damage': 5, 'type_damage': 'blunt', 'max_durability': 15}}

but instead it gives

{'damage': 5, 'type_damage': 'blunt', 'max_durability': 15}

>Solution :

update function returns only the value of a key-value pair.

To assign the key as well, you can do it like this:

weapons = {
    'sword' : {
        'damage' : 10,
        'type_damage' : 'sharp',
        'max_durability' : 20
    },
    'spear' : {
        'damage' : 7,
        'type_damage' : 'pointy',
        'max_durability' : 25
    },
    'log' : {
        'damage' : 5,
        'type_damage' : 'blunt',
        'max_durability' : 15
    }
}
inventory = {
    
}

inventory.update({'sword': weapons['sword']})
print(inventory)

Output:

{'sword': {'damage': 10, 'type_damage': 'sharp', 'max_durability': 20}}