Your Future

data = {
    'leve1_1': {
        'leve1_2': {
            'leve1_3': {
                'leve1_4': {
                    'item1': 10,
                    'item2': 20,
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

print(data['leve1_1']['leve1_2']['leve1_3']['leve1_4']['item1'])
print(data['leve1_1']['leve1_2']['leve1_3']['leve1_4']['item2'])


# Access all your data via uri like "leve1_1/leve1_2/leve1_3/leve1_4/item1".

# When it's stored in a cache or is addressable, you will have no longer need to access static
# data as in. "data['leve1_1']['leve1_2']['leve1_3']['leve1_4']['item2']", like above.
# The reason for this is beyond the scope of this short message.

# Now here is something for you to do that would be better for you to learn than what you are doing.
# Write two functions to drill into the dict above and read and write to it.
# The two commented lines below are what you need to make work.
# This is a basic 101 coding for any coder or they are not one,
# if you can't or don't want to write it this is not your field.

print(cache.get('leve1_1/leve1_2/leve1_3/leve1_4/item1'))
cache.set('leve1_1/leve1_2/leve1_3/leve1_4/item1', 100)
print(cache.get('leve1_1/leve1_2/leve1_3/leve1_4/item1'))