Not back to 2.5, but they're not that important anyway. Just use:
d = dict((k, v) for k,v in ... )
Thank you very much! It is the perfect solution for me.
Regards,
Iryna.
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Iryna Feuerstein writes:
> code. The dictionary comprehensions were added to Python in version
> 2.7 at first time. Is it possible to make it compatible with Python
> 2.5 anyway? Perhaps by using the __future__ module?
Not back to 2.5, but they're not that important anyway. Just use:
d = dict
Hello,
for the program developed and maintained by our company the
compatibility with Python 2.5 is desired. I'm developing with Python
2.7, though I would like to use dictionary comprehensions in my code.
The dictionary comprehensions were added to Python in version 2.7 at
first time. Is it
