The **`values()` method** in Python returns the values of a dictionary.

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## Syntax

The syntax of this function is as follows:

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```
dict.values()
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#  Parameters and return value

The `values()` method does not take any parameter.

The return value is a `dict_value` type that contains the values of the dictionary.

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## Code

In the example below, the `values()` function gives the values ('1,2,3') of the 'dictionary'.

dictionary = { 'A': 1, 'B': 2, 'C': 3 }

# dictionary values
dictValues = dictionary.values()

print(dictValues)


What is the values() method in Python?

The `values()` method in Python returns all the values from a dictionary without requiring any parameters.