Python updating dictionary but need to get the key pair? - python-3.x

Question

Given this dictionary format:
name: (id, type1, type2, hp, attack, defense, speed, generation, legendary)
dict={'Bulbasaur': (1, 'Grass', 'Poison', 45, 49, 49, 45, 1, False)}
I need to go through the database (dictionary of multiple pokemon with their stats in the provided format) and find which pokemon have legendary status, which is a boolean value. I need to count the types that are legendary and put them in a new dictionary.
So for example if Bulbasaur was legendary, Grass type=1 Poison type=1. New dictionary item would be :
new_dict={"Grass": 1, "Poison": 1}
I made the code to get the types extracted and then count which types are legendary but I am stuck on how to get the final dictionary with type and count number.
Here is the code that I have:
def legendary_count_of_types(db):
Fire=0
Grass=0
Flying=0
Poison=0
Dragon=0
Water=0
Fighting=0
Ground=0
Ghost=0
Rock=0
Ice=0
d={}
for key,values in db.items():
status=values[8]
if status==True:
type_list=get_types(db)
for item in type_list:
if item=='Fire':
Fire+=1
if item=='Grass':
Grass+=1
if item=='Flying':
Flying+=1
if item=='Poison':
Poison+=1
if item=='Dragon':
Dragon+=1
if item=='Water':
Water+=1
if item=='Fighting':
Fighting+=1
if item=='Ground':
Ground+=1
if item=='Ghost':
Ghost+=1
if item=='Rock':
Rock+=1
if item=='Ice':
Ice+=1
d.update()
#how do I get the key value pair?
return d
Here is what my get_types function does:
def get_types(db):
l=[]
s=[]
for key,values in db.items():
types1=str(values[1])
types2-str(values[2])
l.apppend(types1)
l.append(types2)
for i in l:
if i not in s:
s.append(i)
if 'None' in s:
s.remove('None')
final_list=s
return sorted(final_list)

Answer 1

Assuming you just want a count of the times a type appears in a legendary Pokemon, without using anything fancy like pandas (which you probably ought to be doing with your data collection, or maybe a little sql db)
type_counter = dict() # or use collections.Counter
for name, attributes in db.items()
is_legendary = attributes[8]
if is_legendary:
type1 = attributes[1]
type2 = attributes[2]
type_counter[type1] = type_counter.get(type1, 0) + 1
type_counter[type2] = type_counter.get(type2, 0) + 1
# type_counter will now be a dictionary with the counts.