On 09/16/11 13:47, Benshep wrote:
I need a dictionary that returns the same value for multiple keys.
i.e.
(1)>>> dict = { (1,2,3) : 'text' , (5,6,7) : 'other text' }
(2)>>>dict[1]
(3) 'text'
I cant figure out what i need on line 2 to make this scenario work. Is
there a simple way to check if the a number is present in the key and
then return the value?
You could use something like
d = dict(
(k,v)
for keys in (
((1,2,3), 'text'),
((5,6,7), 'other text'),
)
for k in keys
)
which seems to do what you want with minimal redundancy of
declarations.
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