Quoting "Jacob S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi!
>
> Can I ask a few questions? (Other than this one...)
> What output did you expect? A string, tuple, or what?
A string output. When I create a dictionary variable from
the python shell like this:
videodb={'title':'Crash','year':'1996','director':'David Cronenberg'}
and type in videodb['title'] afterwards python spits out the
value 'Crash'. That's fine I get a string as expected.
But when I try to write the value of videodb['title'] to
a file nothing gets written.
I hope I clarified the issue somewhat.
> I'm not strong with
> cgi stuff.
> Also, you don't need the string module 1) because you don't use it 2)
> because you can use string methods.
>
> Jacob Schmidt
ok. I'll remove it. thanx.
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