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Sonomad Is there an idiomatic (maybe more Pythonic) way to handle this: title = "my title"
name = "my name"
# [... on and on ...]
my_dict = {
'title': title,
'name': name,
# and on and on
}
Basically, the variable name (by encoding) is the key an
hu How to create a variable from a dictionary's keys and values? Is it possible to provide the following excerpt (like PHP)? julia> d = Dict(
"key1" =>111,
"key2" =>222,
"key3" =>333
);
julia> extract(d)
julia> key1, key2, key3
(111,222,33
hu How to create a variable from a dictionary's keys and values? Is it possible to provide the following excerpt (like PHP)? julia> d = Dict(
"key1" =>111,
"key2" =>222,
"key3" =>333
);
julia> extract(d)
julia> key1, key2, key3
(111,222,33
hu How to create a variable from a dictionary's keys and values? Is it possible to provide the following excerpt (like PHP)? julia> d = Dict(
"key1" =>111,
"key2" =>222,
"key3" =>333
);
julia> extract(d)
julia> key1, key2, key3
(111,222,33
hu How to create a variable from a dictionary's keys and values? Is it possible to provide the following excerpt (like PHP)? julia> d = Dict(
"key1" =>111,
"key2" =>222,
"key3" =>333
);
julia> extract(d)
julia> key1, key2, key3
(111,222,33
hu How to create a variable from a dictionary's keys and values? Is it possible to provide the following excerpt (like PHP)? julia> d = Dict(
"key1" =>111,
"key2" =>222,
"key3" =>333
);
julia> extract(d)
julia> key1, key2, key3
(111,222,33
Arpitha I need to create a dictionary and set values to them like this. ${dn-name} Set Variable Sweety
${dn-date} Set VAriable 10-02-2017
Now I need to make it a dictionary so it looks like this: ${My_Dict} = {${dn-name}:Sweety, ${dn-date}:10-02-2
Potential stocks I have a list: name_list = ["David Joyner", "David Zuber", "Brenton Joyner",
"Brenton Zuber", "Nicol Barthel", "Shelba Barthel",
"Shelba Crowley", "Shelba Fernald", "Shelba Odle",
"Shelba Fry", "Maren Fry
Hawkeye I'm trying to find matching key and value pairs from a map. I am using the following code: (defn matches? [m k v]
(let [val (k m)]
(= val v)))
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 2)
true
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 3)
false
Anot
Hawkeye I'm trying to find matching key and value pairs from a map. I am using the following code: (defn matches? [m k v]
(let [val (k m)]
(= val v)))
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 2)
true
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 3)
false
Anot
Hawkeye I'm trying to find matching key and value pairs from a map. I am using the following code: (defn matches? [m k v]
(let [val (k m)]
(= val v)))
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 2)
true
my-demo.core=> (matches? {:a 1 :b 2} :b 3)
false
Anot
McCrackett I have two dictionaries: dict_1 = ({'a':1, 'b':2,'c':3})
dict_2 = ({'x':4,'y':5,'z':6})
I want to get key value dict_1from it and get dict_2new value from itdict_3 dict_3 = ({'a':4,'b':5,'c':6})
Tigb With regular dictionaries, what you're trying t
McCrackett I have two dictionaries: dict_1 = ({'a':1, 'b':2,'c':3})
dict_2 = ({'x':4,'y':5,'z':6})
I want to get key value dict_1from it and get dict_2new value from itdict_3 dict_3 = ({'a':4,'b':5,'c':6})
Tigb With regular dictionaries, what you're trying t
Shiva I am trying to solve a very strange problem. I am trying to accomplish something like this, # loaded ahead of time
silly1_cred="secret"
silly2_cred="password"
important_var="silly1" #known at run time
cred=`echo ${important_var}_cred` #now value of cred
you I have about 100k (fairly short) unicode strings, each with a corresponding integer. I need to store them in a persistent object like a dictionary and then only access them by reading. I'm looking for a solution that doesn't do exactly what I need to load
you I have about 100k (fairly short) unicode strings, each with a corresponding integer. I need to store them in a persistent object like a dictionary and then only access them by reading. I'm looking for a solution that doesn't do exactly what I need to load
you I have about 100k (fairly short) unicode strings, each with a corresponding integer. I need to store them in a persistent object like a dictionary and then only access them by reading. I'm looking for a solution that doesn't do exactly what I need to load
you I have about 100k (fairly short) unicode strings, each with a corresponding integer. I need to store them in a persistent object like a dictionary and then only access them by reading. I'm looking for a solution that doesn't do exactly what I need to load
Dabrius Suppose I have a dictionary like this: d = {"key1": (1, 2, 3), "key2": ("3", "4", "5")}
What I want to achieve (without using the true Pythonic way, without nested loops) is to get all key-value combinations this way: [("key1", 1), ("key1", 2), ("key1
Dabrius Suppose I have a dictionary like this: d = {"key1": (1, 2, 3), "key2": ("3", "4", "5")}
What I want to achieve (without using the true Pythonic way, without nested loops) is to get all key-value combinations this way: [("key1", 1), ("key1", 2), ("key1
Dabrius Suppose I have a dictionary like this: d = {"key1": (1, 2, 3), "key2": ("3", "4", "5")}
What I want to achieve (without using the true Pythonic way, without nested loops) is to get all key-value combinations this way: [("key1", 1), ("key1", 2), ("key1
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0:
Gnaneshwar Babu I have a list Col_values and Data Frame df. Col_values = ['a','d']
df
a b c d e
1 apple bat cat dance eat
2 air ball can dog ear
3 ant biscuit camel doll enter
4 alpha
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0:
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0:
Gnaneshwar Babu I have a list Col_values and Data Frame df. Col_values = ['a','d']
df
a b c d e
1 apple bat cat dance eat
2 air ball can dog ear
3 ant biscuit camel doll enter
4 alpha
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0:
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0:
Code library I have a dictionary with many records. I convert a numpy file to this dictionary. Both numpy files and dictionaries have a similar structure, except for the first two elements '{0' in the dictionary. Some records are as follows: dct = {0: