>> i mean for the same key , multiple values. can any1 suggest me how can i
>> do
>> it.....thank you....
>>
>> i tried this, but the old value is replaced by new one, but i want to
>> store
>> al values entered by user.
>> kev = {}
>> if kev.has_key('Name'):
>> kev['Name'].append(person_name)
>> print 'name is ', kev['Name']
>> else:
>> kev['Name'] = [person_name] print "kevin's name is %s" %
>> kev['Name']
>>
I think you want to have a list of names in kev['Name']. In python,
dict has "setdefault" method, which comes handy in this kind of
situations.
kev = {}
kev.setdefault('Name', []).append(person_name) solves your problem.
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