In Python, I've got a list of dictionaries that looks like this:
matchings = [
{'id': 'someid1', 'domain': 'somedomain1.com'},
{'id': 'someid2', 'domain': 'somedomain2.com'},
...
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I have the following code:
TYPES = {'hotmail':{'type':'hotmail', 'lookup':'mixed', 'dkim': 'no', 'signatures':['|S|Return-Path: postmaster@hotmail.com','|R|^Return-Path:\s*[^@]+@(?:hot|msn)','^Received: from .*hotmail.com$']},
'gmail':{'type':'gmail', ...
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hi im doing a loop so i could get dict of data, but since its a dict it's
sorting alphabetical and not as i push it trought the loop ...
is it ... |
I have a Dictionary of Classes where the classes hold attributes that are lists of strings.
I made this function to find out the max number of items are in one of ... |
i have a list of dictionaries. there are several points inside the list, some are multiple. When there is a multiple entry i want to calculate the average of the x ... |
following on from this question
i have the following lists in python which i want to recombine into a dictionary/list:
from
fromfruits = { "names" : ['banana','grapefruit','apple'] , "colors" : ['yellow','pink','green'], ... }
to
tofruits ...
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i feel like i'm missing something obvious here!
seq = {'a': ['1'], 'aa': ['2'], 'aaa': ['3'], 'aaaa': ['4'], 'aaaaa': ['5']}
for s in seq:
print s
outputs:
a
aa
aaaa
aaaaa
aaa
wheras surely it should output:
a
aa
aaa
aaaa
aaaaa
what's ... |
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So basically im new to python and programming in general. I was wondering say you have a situation where you have a dictionary and are asking the user if they ... |
I am new to Python (and to programming).
I'd like to modify a dictionary in a for loop by alternating the key of the dictionary. I wrote the following code, which was ... |
This is what I have been using:
for i in iter(SHAPES):
SHAPES[i].drawOrder(97)
SHAPES[i].alpha(CFG["SHP_alpha"])
.
.
This is what I thought about ... |
This is my code :
a = {0:'000000',1:'11111',3:'333333',4:'444444'}
b = {i:j+'www' for i,j in a.items()}
print b
and it shows error :
File "g.py", line 7
b = {i:j+'www' ...
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Hey all, I'm trying to work on a simple script that takes a string and replaces each letter in the string. What I've tried doing is creating a dictionary for each ... |
Pretty new to Python and programming in general. At the moment I am trying to use a dictionary nested within a dictionary to loop through login Credentials. My Dictionary looks like ... |
Consider I have the following dictionary:
dic={}
dic["var1"]=val1
dic["var2"]=val2
Now I have another object which contains two properties: var1 and var2 .
I would like to run a loop within the object's method such as (pseudo ... |
im creating a function that will handle xml data, the data can vary but the structure is the same :
events ( list like )
event
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This is my first time working with python. I'm trying to create a dictionary for each county (23 in total) with year as the key for population and income values. ... |
I am new in Python and while looping through the items of a dictionary structure I discovered that they come up in a different order than the sequence they were entered. ... |
I'm using os.listdir and a file to create a dictionary. I'm getting keys and values from them respectively.
os.listdir gives me:
EVENT3180
EVENT2894
EVENT2996
and from the file I get:
3.1253 -32.8828 138.2464
11.2087 ...
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I have a dict of dicts:
for i in results[2]:
print i
Recurring: {'p_pnref': 'E78P2DFEA7E3', 'p_result': '12'}
Recurring: {'p_pnref': 'E78P2E93B933', 'p_result': '0'}
Recurring: {'p_pnref': 'E35P0A5578D3', 'p_result': '12'}
Recurring: {'p_pnref': 'E24P0AA506C3', 'p_result': '24'}
Recurring: {'p_pnref': ...
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A dict can't be sorted. The order of items in a dict can't even be changed. I will explain what you were doing. adict.items() returns a list of (item, value) pairs. Contrary to dicts, lists can be sorted. sorted(adict.items()) will return a new list with the pairs sorted in lexicographic order. If you want to iterate over a list of sorted ... |
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If you're in Advanced, this will be your first adventure in the MUD! If you're in Intermediate, this is the next stage of the MUD we've been developing for a while. If you didn't quite get your previous one finished, don't worry, have a look at the solution and try to fix your attempt before going further. One thing to notice ... |
def alphaOrder(theDict): ABClineitem = [] for spellKeys,fullItems in theDict.iteritems(): ABClineitem.append(fullItems['Spell Name']) ABClineitem.sort() return ABClineitem for spellsNames in alphaOrder(wholeDb): for spellKeys,fullItems in wholeDb.iteritems(): while fullItems['Spell Name'] == spellsNames: ... |