[Tutor] Why isn't iteritems() working when items() does?

[Jim Mooney]

#Changing a dictionary into a 2-tuple list with the items method
works, as per the
#first example. But using iteritems returns an error - using Py33

dick = {'villain': 'Roderigo', 'hero': 'Othello', 'friend': 'Cassio',
'beauty':'Desdemona'}

dickList = dick.items()
for role, name in dickList:
    print(role, name)

#The above works, but using iteritems() in place of items doesn't

dickList2 = dick.iteritems()
for role, name in dickList2:
    print(role, name)

#error: builtins.AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'iteritems'

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Jim Mooney

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