Brandon:
> I need an dictionary idiom whereby I can find all instances of
> a given 'word' with any 'tagB', and then subdivide into all instances
> of a given 'tagB'. In both cases I would want the value as a count of
> all instances found.
If I have understood you well enough, I think you can do with a dict
that has the tuple ('word', 'tagB') as key, and as value has a
collections.defaultdict(int) that maps 'tagB' to its count.
Bye,
bearophile
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