Python PyMongo / Displaying Output as a plain String

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I have a quick question: I have a MongoDB Database with a collection of dummy data. I used the follwoing code to display all documents within my collection (in this case FlightNo and Terminal):

def getAllFlights():
        for x in flightsCol.find({}, {"_id": 0, "number": 1, "terminal": 1}):
        print(x)

This works pretty good and the Output looks like that:

{'number': 'XXA54', 'terminal': 'O2'}
{'number': 'LH587', 'terminal': 'PO'}
{'number': 'KLH552', 'terminal': 'LO556'}
{'number': 'LO552', 'terminal': 'H1'}
{'number': 'HHG565', 'terminal': 'H1'}
{'number': 'TRE223', 'terminal': 'LK1'}
{'number': 'JUZ556', 'terminal': 'KL234'}

My question now: How can I display the output as plain text like:

XXA54 O2

Thank you for your help!

Michele

Roomm · Accepted Answer · 2018-10-18 09:50:43Z

1

print each part of the returned dictionary:

def getAllFlights():
    for x in flightsCol.find({}, {"_id": 0, "number": 1, "terminal": 1}):
        print(x["number"],x["terminal"])

answered Oct 18, 2018 at 9:50

Roomm

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