dictionary « integer « Python Data Type Q&A

1. What is the equivalent of map > in Python?    stackoverflow.com

In C++ often do something like this:

typedef map<int, vector<int> > MyIndexType;

MyIndexType myIndex;
for( ... some loop ...)
{
  myIndex[someId].push_back(someVal);
}

2. python, dictionary and int error    stackoverflow.com

I have a very frustrating python problem. In this code

fixedKeyStringInAVar = "SomeKey"

def myFunc(a, b):
    global sleepTime
    global fixedKeyStringInAVar
    varMe=int("15")
    ...

3. Comparing user input integers to dictionary values? (Python)    stackoverflow.com

I'm a python noob and I'm trying to write a program that will show a user a list of phone numbers called greater than X times (X input by users). I've ...

4. How to create a dictionary of integer pairs from a file in python    stackoverflow.com

If I have a file of pairs of integer IDs, followed by a value, I'd like to create this into a dictionary. Each separate term is separated by a newline. ...

5. python dictionary, keeping a count of integers    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to count a list of say, integers. I have a list of numbers in a csv file I am able to read in, that looks something like 4,245,34,99,340,... ...

6. Python: How to convert a list of dictionaries' values into int/float from string?    stackoverflow.com

I have a list of dictionaries as follows:

list = [ { 'a':'1' , 'b':'2' , 'c':'3' }, { 'd':'4' , 'e':'5' , 'f':'6' } ]

7. Python: Iterating through a dictionary gives me "int object not iterable"    stackoverflow.com

Here's my function:

def printSubnetCountList(countList):
    print type(countList)
    for k, v in countList:
        if value:
      ...

8. Adding to a int value with pre-existing dictionaries    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to set up a function that will calculate a score for the similarity of two films. There are pre-existing dictionaries that with the films as keys and ...

9. decrementing int dictionary value not working    python-forum.org

Code: Select all skill_affects={} skill_affects['Retribution']={'skill':'Retribution','tick':5} p_health = 500 while p_health>0 and e_health>0: #APPLY SKILL AFFECTS if _class == 'priest': ...

10. Comparing user input integers to dictionary values?    python-forum.org

import fileinput dupNumberCount = {} phoneNumLog = list() for line in fileinput.input(['PhoneLog.csv']): phoneNumLog.append(line.split(',')[1]) userInput3 = input("Numbers called greater than X times: ") for i in phoneNumLog: if i not in dupNumberCount: dupNumberCount[i] = 0 dupNumberCount[i] += 1 print(dupNumberCount.values()) userInput = input("So ...