python - modify dictionary using dictionary comprehensions without creating a new dict -

i have below dictionary:

d = {'lnsd-02': 'manager', 'lnsd-03': 'manager', 'lnsd-01': 'quorum', 'lnsd-04': 'manager', 'lnsd-05': 'manager'}

i trying out dictionary comprehensions on similar lines of list comprehensions.

for in d:     if i[-2:] in ('02', '05'):             d[i]='quorum-manager'

how apply dictionary comprehension above code , change values keys without creating new dictionary ? below

d[i] = {i: 'quorum-manager' in d if i[-2:] in ('02', '05')}

finally, need original dictionary values changed as

d = {'lnsd-02': 'quorum-manager', 'lnsd-03': 'manager', 'lnsd-01': 'quorum', 'lnsd-04': 'manager', 'lnsd-05': 'quorum-manager'}

d.update({i: 'quorum-manager' in d if i[-2:] in ('02', '05')})

the comprehension create new dictionary, dictionary used update contents of original dictionary d.

given original data:

>>> d = {'lnsd-02': 'manager', 'lnsd-03': 'manager',      'lnsd-01': 'quorum', 'lnsd-04': 'manager', 'lnsd-05': 'manager'}

and applying

>>> d.update({i: 'quorum-manager' in d if i[-2:] in ('02', '05')})

the result

{'lnsd-04': 'manager', 'lnsd-03': 'manager', 'lnsd-01': 'quorum',  'lnsd-05': 'quorum-manager', 'lnsd-02': 'quorum-manager'}

which matches desired result

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