How to sort only one key/value pair in Python dictionary out of a list of others?

Question

I have a Python dictionary in a single file as follows:

{'weight': ['2', '23', '12', '65', '34', '55', '23', '23', '68', '101'], 
'Age': ['35', '23', '14', '39'], 
'Count': ['23', '335', '112', '33', '543']}

I would like to sort just one key/value e.g. Age to be 'Age': ['14', '23', '35', '39'].

The other keys/values to remain unchanged.

How to retrieve a single key and sort its values?

Tks

Answer 1

Pick out the value, sort it & store it back to the same key.

data = {'weight': ['2', '23', '12', '65', '34', '55', '23', '23', '68', '101'],
'Age': ['35', '23', '14', '39'],
'Count': ['23', '335', '112', '33', '543']}

data['Age'] = sorted(data['Age']) # retrieve, sort, store back

print(data)

Result:

{'weight': ['2', '23', '12', '65', '34', '55', '23', '23', '68', '101'], 'Age': ['14', '23', '35', '39'], 'Count': ['23', '335', '112', '33', '543']}