Python dict exclude keys

>>> my_dict = {
...     "keyA": 1,
...     "keyB": 2,
...     "keyC": 3
... }
>>> invalid = {"keyA", "keyB"}
>>> def without_keys(d, keys):
...     return {x: d[x] for x in d if x not in keys}
>>> without_keys(my_dict, invalid)
{'keyC': 3}

Source: stackoverflow.com

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