Get the Key and Value of a dictionary while using random
Question: I'm new to python and I'm trying to make a simple "Game" I'm trying to get the
health of the monsters but only the names come up. I can do
`(random.choice(list(Monster.health.keys())))` and
`(random.choice(list(Monster.health.Values())))` to store both the name and
health in a variable but I'm using `random` so the name might say 'goblin' but
the health may say '50' which is wrong.

How can I store the variable in `random_mon_name_health` and access both
'keys' and 'value'

    
    
    class Monster:
        health = {'goblin': 15, 'giant': 50}
    
    
    class EncounterM(Monster):
        random_mon_name_health = ''
    
        def basic_monster(self):
            import random
            self.random_mon_name_health = (random.choice(list(Monster.health.keys()))) 
    
        def test(self):
            print(self.random_mon_name_health)
    
    
    beta_user = EncounterM()
    beta_user.basic_monster()
    beta_user.test()  
    # This is only a section of the game that I'm having trouble with
    


Answer: You only need to call `choice` once, like so:

    
    
    class Monster:
        health = {'goblin': 15, 'giant': 50}
    
    class EncounterM(Monster):
        def __init__(self):
            self.random_mon_name = ''
            self.random_mon_health = 0
    
        def basic_monster(self):
            import random
            self.random_mon_name, self.random_mon_health = \
                random.choice(list(Monster.health.items()))
    
        def test(self):
            print(self.random_mon_name, self.random_mon_health)
    
    
    beta_user = EncounterM()
    beta_user.basic_monster()
    beta_user.test()
    

