问题
My program needs to output a list of names with three numbers corresponding to each name however I don't know how to code this is there a way I could do it as a dictionary such as cat1 = {"james":6, "bob":3}
but with three values for each key?
回答1:
The value for each key can either be a set (distinct list of unordered elements)
cat1 = {"james":{1,2,3}, "bob":{3,4,5}}
for x in cat1['james']:
print x
or a list (ordered sequence of elements )
cat1 = {"james":[1,2,3], "bob":[3,4,5]}
for x in cat1['james']:
print x
回答2:
Both answers are fine. @santosh.ankr used a dictionary of lists. @Jaco de Groot used a dictionary of sets (which means you cannot have repeated elements).
Something that is sometimes useful if you're using a dictionary of lists (or other things) is a default dictionary.
With this you can append to items in your dictionary even if they haven't been instantiated:
>>> from collections import defaultdict
>>> cat1 = defaultdict(list)
>>> cat1['james'].append(3) #would not normally work
>>> cat1['james'].append(2)
>>> cat1['bob'].append(3) #would not normally work
>>> cat1['bob'].append(4)
>>> cat1['bob'].append(5)
>>> cat1['james'].append(5)
>>> cat1
defaultdict(<type 'list'>, {'james': [3, 2, 5], 'bob': [3, 4, 5]})
>>>
回答3:
the key name and values to every key:
student = {'name' : {"Ahmed " , "Ali " , "Moahmed "} , 'age' : {10 , 20 , 50} }
for keysName in student:
print(keysName)
if keysName == 'name' :
for value in student[str(keysName)]:
print("Hi , " + str(value))
else:
for value in student[str(keysName)]:
print("the age : " + str(value))
And the output :
name
Hi , Ahmed
Hi , Ali
Hi , Moahmed
age
the age : 50
the age : 10
the age : 20
回答4:
Add multiple values in same dictionary key :
subject = 'Computer'
numbers = [67.0,22.0]
book_dict = {}
book_dict.setdefault(subject, [])
for number in numbers
book_dict[subject].append(number)
Result:
{'Computer': [67.0, 22.0]}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29267896/how-to-add-multiple-values-per-key-in-python-dictionary