I have these datas in 2 dictionaries.

dict1 = {"A":2, "B": 2, "C":2} dict2 = {"A":2, "B":100, "C":100) 

I check values for each keys whether values in dict1 is more than values in dict2. Example:

if dict1["A"]>=dict2["A"]: print("There are enough A parts") if dict1["B"]>=dict2["B"]: print("There are enough B parts") 

Is there a way for me to check all values between the 2 dictionaries without having to do the above? Here's how it is for better understanding:

dict1={} dict2 = {"A":2, "B":100, "C":100} productID= "ABBB" #productID quantityInput = 100 quantityToMake = productID*quantityInput #results in ABBB x100 times *** PROGRAM RUNS through each letter and update how many A and Bs are there and updates dict1 

I'm stuck here. The condition is, if I have enough of the parts ie A,B,C,D, as in the case above, I have enough of "A" to make only 2 "ABBB".

If we have the dict2 values for each key as below:

dict2 = {"A":100, "B":2, "C":100} 

I don't have enough B to make 1 "ABBB" since we need 3 "B" to make 1 "ABBB".

Your help is much appreciated. Quite new to python.

Thanks!