Answer by Sreeragh A R for How to use a dot "." to access members of dictionary?

Using namedtuple allows dot access.

It is like a lightweight object which also has the properties of a tuple.

It allows to define properties and access them using the dot operator.

from collections import namedtupleData = namedtuple('Data', ['key1', 'key2'])dataObj = Data(val1, key2=val2) # can instantiate using keyword arguments and positional arguments

Access using dot operator

dataObj.key1 # Gives val1datObj.key2 # Gives val2

Access using tuple indices

dataObj[0] # Gives val1dataObj[1] # Gives val2

But remember this is a tuple; not a dict. So the below code will give error

dataObj['key1'] # Gives TypeError: tuple indices must be integers or slices, not str

Refer: namedtuple