@kmr-srbh whenever something works with lpython, we also need it to work with cpython and produce a similar output. Can you post the output for the example in the PR description for cpython? Can you update your other PRs to show output for cpython? Thanks!

Can you update your other PRs to show output for cpython?

I am posting the output. 👍

% cat examples/expr2.py    
print({1: "a"}.values())
% python examples/expr2.py 
dict_values(['a'])
% lpython examples/expr2.py
['a']
% cat examples/expr2.py   
print({1: "a"}.values()[0])
% python examples/expr2.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/ubaid/Desktop/OpenSource/lpython/examples/expr2.py", line 1, in <module>
    print({1: "a"}.values()[0])
TypeError: 'dict_values' object is not subscriptable
% lpython examples/expr2.py
a

It seems technically a list and a dict_values are not the same.

Please mark as "Ready for review" when ready.

@certik do you have views on #2661 (comment)? This PR returns dict.values() as list. Similarly other PR #2660 returns dict.keys() as list. In cpython dict.keys() and dict.values() return as object dict_values and object dict_keys.

@Shaikh-Ubaid I return a list for dict.keys and dict.values following #1881 (comment)

I return a list for dict.keys and dict.values following #1881 (comment)

Thanks for sharing. It makes sense.

After #2660 gets merged, there can be conflicts in this PR. Please resolve them after #2660 is merged. I will give it a final review then.

@Shaikh-Ubaid the conflicts have been resolved.