| | I have a string that looks like this:
"Name1=Value1;Name2=Value2;Name3=Value3"
Is there a built-in class/function in Python that will take that string and construct a dictionary, as though I had done this:
dict = {
...
| What i need to do is to convert something like this
{'key1': [1, 2, 3], 'key2': [4, 5, 6]}
into
[{'key1':1, 'key2':4}, {'key1':2, 'key2':5}, {'key1':3, 'key2':6}]
The length of the value lists can vary!
What's the ... | Just beginning with python and know enough to know I know nothing. I would like to find alternative ways of splitting a list into a list of dicts. Example list:
data = ...
| I would like to turn the following dictionary:
dictionary = {
4388464: ['getting']
827862 : ['Taruma', 'Varuna']
...
}
into:
dictionary = {
...
| How can I take a dictionary and split it into two lists, one of keys, one of values. For example take:
{'name': 'Han Solo', 'firstname': 'Han', 'lastname': 'Solo', 'age': 37, 'score': 100, ...
| List.
['Chrome', 'Chromium', 'Google', 'Python']
Result.
{'C': ['Chrome', 'Chromium'], 'G': ['Google'], 'P': ['Python']}
I can make it work like this.
alphabet = dict()
for name in ['Chrome', 'Chromium', 'Google', 'Python']:
character = name[:1].upper()
if not ...
| I've been whacking away at this for a while to no avail... Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
I have:
[{'event': 0, 'voltage': 1, 'time': 0},
{'event': 0, 'voltage': 2, 'time': 1},
{'event': 1, 'voltage': ...
| | I recently asked a question about converting list of values from txt file to dictionary list. You can see it from the link here: See my question here
P883, Michael ... | How can I split a dictionary of two lists into two different lists?
The structure of the dictionary is following:
{'key1': ['PTRG0097',
'CPOG0893',
...
| Basically I want to create a text file (well a few) with key/value pairs that I can then input into Python to create a dictionary with.
Then I'm going to call the ... | hi there i have a dictionary list called friends and one called family like so: [{"owner": "friend1", "encrypted": "AhgIOCsqKzguLw==", "uniqueid": "0.139230773518", "created": "1302152287.29"}, {"owner": "friend2", "encrypted": "AhgIJCRrOy48PyYlKA==", "uniqueid": "0.730223695319", "created": "1302152345.11"}, {"owner": "friend3", "encrypted": "AhgIPyo4O2s8PiwgPA==", "uniqueid": "0.833347336724", "created": "1302152617.21"}, {"owner": "friend4", "encrypted": "AhgIOC4vLjgrOC4v", "uniqueid": "0.970131347925", "created": "1302152723.94"}, {"owner": "friend5", "encrypted": "PTI0GhkbFxYGCBYE", "uniqueid": "0.465504176893", "created": "1302229395.52"} and {"owner": "family1", "encrypted": " dHpjF0RHVloXVVJUVkJEUhd+EFoXVVhFUlM=", ... | Sorry, I should have been clearer... I want to split the dictionary if the key prefixes differ. So if the dictionary has keys all starting with 'x', I would just make one dictionary with those keys & values. If it has key prefixes 'a' and 'z', I want to split the dictionary in two: one with 'a' keys and the other ... |
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