{"newData": [{"env1": [{"sins": [{"host": "test.com","deployTime": "2015-07-23 11:54 AM",…}],"name": “hello”}, {"env1": [{"sins": [{"host": "test.com","deployTime": "2015-12-16 05:23 PM",…}],"name": "hello"

I am trying to pull the 'host' and the 'name' from this nested dictionary.

I only know how to get 'name' and append to a list, but I want to append both name and 'host'.

Currently I am doing

list=[]
for row in my_dict['newData']:list.append(row)
for i in list:print i['name']

Your dictionary is utterly broken. Please post at least an upright structure. Assuming it should look like this:

test= {"newData": [{"env1": [{"sins": [{"host": "test.com","deployTime": "2015-07-23 11:54 AM",}],"name": "hello"}]}, {"env1": [{"sins": [{"host": "test.com","deployTime": "2015-12-16 05:23 PM",}],"name": "hello"}]}]}

then this:

print([element['env1'][0]['sins'][0]['host'] + ' ' \+ element['env1'][0]['name'] for element in test['newData']])

would yield:

['test.com hello', 'test.com hello']