Looping over a dictionary directly gives you its keys, in the order they were added. Three methods give you other views:

scores = {"Ada": 92, "Grace": 87, "Linus": 75}

for name in scores:
    print(name)

print(list(scores.values()))
print(sum(scores.values()))

for name, score in scores.items():
    print(f"{name} scored {score}")

.keys() gives the keys (the same as looping directly).
.values() gives the values.
.items() gives (key, value) pairs, which you unpack in the for line. This is the one you will use most.