How should I remove all dicts from a list that have None as one of their values?

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Suppose I have a list like so:

({'name': 'Blah1', 'age': x}, {'name': 'Blah2', 'age': y}, {'name': None, 'age': None})

It is guaranteed that both 'name' and 'age' values will either be filled or empty.

I tried this:

for person_dict in list:
    if person_dict['name'] == None:
        list.remove(person_dict)

But obviously that does not work because the for loop skips over an index sometimes and ignores some blank people.

I am relatively new to Python, and I am wondering if there is a list method that can target dicts with a certain value associated with a key.

asked 2 mins ago

Antrikshy

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