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 i
On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 4:47 AM, Benshep wrote:
> (1) >>> dict = { (1,2,3) : 'text' , (5,6,7) : 'other text' }
>
As I understand it, you're looking for a simple syntax for what MRAB posted:
> my_dict = {1: 'text', 2: 'text', 3: 'text', 5: 'other text', 6 : 'other
> text', 7: 'other text'}
Sin
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thanks,
I had a feeling that may be the way to go and my data just changed so
it will work better that way.
Thanks for the quick reply
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On 16/09/2011 19:47, 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' }
That will create a dict with 2 keys, both of which are tuples.
(2)>>>dict[1]
(3) 'text'
I cant figure out what i need o
