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Python dictionary print key value ascending order

word_dict = { 'this': 11, 'at': 9, 'here': 5, 'why': 12, 'is': 2 }
# Sort Dictionary by value in descending order using lambda function
sorted_dict = dict( sorted(word_dict.items(),
                           key=lambda item: item[1],
                           reverse=True))
print('Sorted Dictionary: ')
print(sorted_dict)

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