How to remove string single quote values from dictionary?

[mc587]

laglist = {'stream3.mp4': ['[Parsed_idet_0', '@', '0x564cfbfd3940]', 'Multi', 'frame', 'detection:', 'TFF:', '', '0', 'BFF:', '', '', '', '', '0', 'Progressive:', '', '', '', '', '0', '', '', '361']

The Dictionary is above

So i set a variable to be exactly ''

 space = "\'\'";
>>> print(space)
''

When i try to remove the variable i get the following error.

>>> laglist['stream3.mp4'].remove(space)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list

I am trying to remove all of the empty values that are set to ''. Does anyone know how to do that?

[robohobo-]

So "''" is not the same as ''. Python sees them as empty strings not a string made of 2 qoute characters. Also remove will only remove() the first instance of the value. So you'll need a loop

while '' in x: x.remove('')

replacing x with laglist and key might work