I have a result like this: { "read":["English"], "speak":["English", "French", "Portuguese", "German"], "write":[], "fluency":{"English":"Advanced", "German":"Beginner"} } my data mapper: { language:{ speak:[], write:[], read:[], fluency:{} } } MY CODE: result = {} if ‘fluency’ in language.keys(): for k, v in language.get(‘fluency’, {}).items(): result[k] = {v: []} if k in language[‘speak’]: result[k][v].append(‘Speak’) if k in language[‘read’]: ..
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I’m writing Python code on one of the new TI-84 Python edition calculators. These use a version of CircuitPython with limited support for some quite basic features. This includes missing dictionary methods such as items() and values(). My original version of Dijkstra’s Algorithm is below, followed by a nearly complete version in TI-Python. I’m having ..
I have this function, inputs are list of arguments and allowed arguments, it converts these args to dictionary for example x = ["-a", "Avatar link", "-u", "user name"] y = ["-u", "-a", "-id"] output = {"-a": "Avatar link", "-u": "user name"} def parseArgs(args:list, allowed_args:list): """Parse list of non-positional arguments and return a dictionary, inputs are ..
I have 2 Lists of dictionaries, example below: list one = [ {‘day’: ‘2021-09-05 00:00:00+02:00’, ‘airtime_total_for_day’: ‘650.00’, ‘data_total_for_day’: ‘0’}, {‘day’: ‘2021-09-16 00:00:00+02:00’, ‘airtime_total_for_day’: ‘124.20’, ‘data_total_for_day’: ‘20.00’}, ] list_two = [ {‘day’: ‘2021-09-10 00:00:00+02:00’, ‘data_bundle_total_for_day’: ‘100.00’}, {‘day’: ‘2021-09-16 00:00:00+02:00’, ‘data_bundle_total_for_day’: ‘50.00’}, {‘day’: ‘2021-09-18 00:00:00+02:00’, ‘data_bundle_total_for_day’: ‘45.00’}, ] I would like to merge the two lists together ..
I have a text file that looks like this: tomato 7000 potato and pear 8000 prunes 892 tomato 8 carrot 600 prunes 3 To turn it into a dictionary that ignores the lines where there are more words (which is what I want, so potato and pear are ignored, which is fine), I wrote: with ..
Let’s say I have two dictionaries and I know want to measure the time needed to check if a key is in the dictionary. I tried to run this piece of code: from timeit import timeit dct1 = {str(i): 1 for i in range(10**7)} dct2 = {i: 1 for i in range(10**7)} print(timeit(‘"7" in dct1’, ..
I have a dictionary with 100 entries like this.. d = { ‘entrenched’: [‘the Internet is firmly entrenched in our lives.’], ‘profoundly’: [‘racism is profoundly entrenched within different social spheres.’] } I want to loop through the dictionary and replace one of the words in the value based on the key. The output should look ..
The following is an example of a dataframe, a dictionary, and a code that works, but is extremely inefficient for huge dictionaries. One of the columns of the dataframe contains sentences. The code takes every word from the sentence, checks if it’s in the dictionary and assigns its value to it. The mean of the ..
I am looking for an efficient python method to utilise a hash table that has two keys: E.g.: (1,5) –> {a} (2,3) –> {b,c} (2,4) –> {d} Further I need to be able to retrieve whole blocks of entries, for example all entries that have "2" at the 0-th position (here: (2,3) as well as ..
Here is my problem : I need to call this API > https://openweathermap.org/api/one-call-api. My goal is to get in a dataframe the daily forecast weather on the next 7 seven days for a list of specific cities (based on their GPS coordonnates). I need to interate through 35 cities but here is a sample with ..
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