Question: I have put together a script to output all fields from a json file.

I have running into issues getting it to print each `finding` from `highsev` and specifically the `id` field from each finding.

Here is the code:

```
json_object=json.load(f)
vulnsBySeverity["HIGHSEVERITY"] = []
for result in json_object['results']:
    vulnsBySeverity["HIGHSEVERITY"] = [vuln for vuln in result['vulnerabilities'] if vuln["severity"] == "high"]

highsev=vulnsBySeverity["HIGHSEVERITY"]
print("HIGH VULNS were")
for finding in highsev:
    print(highsev[finding]['id'])

```

Its complaining :

```
TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not dict

```

I think I understand what its saying that `finding` call in the `print()` has to be a `int or slice` im just wondering how i can do that, as `finding` contains this:

```
{'id': 'CVE-2020-15999'}

```

Im simply just trying to loop through highsev and output the value of `id` in a loop.

What might i be doing wrong here? can someone please help

Answer: 
You're already looping through `highsev` with your `for finding in highsev:`

If your highsev list contains dictionaries like this `{'id': 'CVE-2020-15999'}`, you can do this:

```
for finding in highsev:
    print(finding['id'])

```
You can change last line to:

```
print(finding['id'])

```

As you are looping through highsev.