I'm using ConfigParser which returns a dictionary of configuration data as such:

```
{'general': {'UserKey': 'thisisatestkey'}}

```

If I want to simply print the value of the UserKey key (in this case thisisatestkey), then I generally just do a `print "Your key is: {0}".format(mydictvar.get('UserKey'))`.

If I just print out the raw dict to a string I get the above. If I use the print statement above I get result of None since there is no key in the root of the dict called UserKey. If I `.get('general')` I just get: `{'UserKey': 'thisisatestkey'}`

Obviously I could do a fore loop like so:

```
keydic = cp.get_config_data()

for m, k in keydic.iteritems():
    for s, v in k.iteritems():
        userkey = v

```

and then print userkey which works fine. But I want to know how I can just avoid having to do the entire for loop first and just print the darned value right inline? Thanks!