From Python 3.7 onward, what is guaranteed about dict iteration?

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Dictionaries preserve insertion order as a language guarantee from Python 3.7 onward. Keys come out in the same order you inserted them. This makes dicts suitable for tasks where relative order matters without needing OrderedDict for most cases.

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d = {}
d['a']=1; d['c']=3; d['b']=2
print(list(d.keys()))  # ['a','c','b']

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