[Tutor] How to output dictionary data to CSV file

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I have some data structured like this:

{'B002':'NRP 2014','B003':'HBB 2015'}

Basically account numbers and project names, each account number has a 
project name.  I represent it in a dictionary because that seemed the 
best way to keep the account numbers and project names together.  I want 
to save that information to a file, CSV seemed the easiest format 
(though I am open to suggestions if there is a better way!).  I expected 
I could write a function that would create a CSV file that looks like this:

B002,NRP 2014
B003,HBB 2015

I thought the DictWriter method of the CSV module should do the trick so 
wrote this:

def write_fqas(fqa_csv,fqa_dict):
     with open('fqa_csv','w') as csvfile:
         writer = csv.DictWriter(csvfile,fieldnames=['FQA','Description']
         writer.writerows(fqa_dict)

This didn't yield the results I was looking for, instead it raises

ValueError: dict contains fields not in fieldnames: 'B', '0', '0', '2'

It seems to be parsing through the key of the first item in the 
dictionary rather than simply saving it to the CSV file as the first 
field on a line (like I expected).  Obviously there is something about 
how csv.DictWriter works that I don't understand.

Any assistance is appreciated.

thomas
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Thomas C. Hicks, MD, MPH
Training Manager, Gansu Gateway
Lanzhou, Gansu, PR China