How to filter dictionary for keys with multiple items in a list for value

I have a dictionary with a key-value pair consisting of a key and a value that consists of one or multiple elements of a list. I am looking for a way to filter the dictionary to only include the keys with multiple list elements (more than one).

Example:

dictX = {'cat': [0], 'dog': [1], 'bird': [2,2,2], 'fish': [3,4]}

I want to filter so that the new dictionary would only have ‘bird’ and ‘fish’ as key value pairs, while dropping the ones with a single element in the list value.

>Solution :

You can just use a dict comprehension and len:

dictY = {key: val for key, val in dictX.items() if len(val) > 1}