I have the following simple code:
r = {}
r[1] = [0.00]
r_new = {}
print r[1][0]
r_new[1] = r[1]
r_new[1][0] = r[1][0] + 0.02
print r[1][0]
It outputs:
0.0
0.02
it is something strange to me since in the first and second case I
output the same variable (r[1][0]) and it the two cases it has
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 8:19 AM, Kurda Yon wrote:
> r_new[1] = r[1]
This is the problem. "r" is a dictionary, a set of key/object pairs in
essence. You're making the object that "r[1]" is pointing to a list, a
mutable sequence of items.
The expression "r[1]" will then return that list object and
Hi,
I have the following simple code:
r = {}
r[1] = [0.00]
r_new = {}
print r[1][0]
r_new[1] = r[1]
r_new[1][0] = r[1][0] + 0.02
print r[1][0]
It outputs:
0.0
0.02
it is something strange to me since in the first and second case I
output the same variable (r[1][0]) and it the two cases it ha
