I have a dictionary: d = {'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3, 'd':4} Then I have a list of keys: l = ['a', 'b', 'z'] My desired result is: [1, 2, None] What I'm doing
I have a big (several Gigs) nested dictionary of this structure: { string1: {string1_1: int1_1, string1_2: int1_2, ...}, string2: {string2_1: int2_1, strin
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I have a lot of python dicts with known schema. For example, the schema is defined as Pyspark StructType like this: from pyspark.sql.types import * dict_schema
I am having problems exporting certain items in a dictionary to CSV. I can export 'name' but not 'images' (the image URL). This is an example of part of my dic
eList = [] while True: eDict = { "ID": "", "NAME": "", "EMAIL": "", "ADDRESS": "", "SALARY": ""} try:
I'm just getting started on visualising data with R. I've been working on creating a flowmap based off lats and long data from origins and destination of vario
I am trying to get my program to print out "banana" from the dictionary. What would be the simplest way to do this? This is my dictionary: prices = { "ba
I am using pymongo to query for all items in a region (actually it is to query for all venues in a region on a map). I used db.command(SON()) before to search i
How can I do this format with a Python 3.6 F-String? person = {'name': 'Jenne', 'age': 23} print('My name {0[name]} and my age {1[age]}'.format(person, person)
I have a problem. I want to normalize with pd.json_normalize(...) a list with inside dict but unfortunately I got a MemoryError. Is there an option to work arou
i'm trying to make an brick destroyer game on python with TKinter for my school project, it's barely finished but i have a problem when it's about to break some
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I am looking at using the ES6 Map object to do my hashing for me, instead of creating a custom hashing function. However, it seems to me that it doesn't have mu
I have a nested dictionary. Is there only one way to get values out safely? try: example_dict['key1']['key2'] except KeyError: pass Or maybe python h
I am trying to write a shell script that can read a json string, decode it to an array and foreach through the array and use the key/value for replacing strings
I have a column of type map, where the key and value changes. I am trying to extract the value and create a new column. Input: ----------------+ |symbols
I am new to class programming. I am trying to save initial attributes (which are a dictionary) of my object in its history, and then update history with the cha
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This is a question based on nested dictionaries. We are given a nested dictionary wherein in the outer dictionary, the name of the match is mentioned and the
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