DICTIONARY IN PYTHON
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# Example of dictionary | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# Dictionary Items | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "bmw", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
print(thisdict["brand"]) | ||
# Duplicates Not Allowed | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964, | ||
"year": 2020 | ||
} | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# Dictionary Length | ||
print(len(thisdict)) | ||
# Dictionary Items - Data Types | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"electric": False, | ||
"year": 1964, | ||
"colors": ["red", "white", "blue"] | ||
} | ||
print("thisdict") | ||
# type() | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
print(type(thisdict)) | ||
# accessing items list | ||
thisdict={ | ||
"brand":"ford", | ||
"model":"mustang", | ||
"year":1994 | ||
} | ||
x=thisdict["model"] | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# access items from dictionaries | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
x = thisdict["model"] | ||
print(x) | ||
# get keys | ||
car = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
x = car.keys() | ||
print(x) #before the change | ||
car["color"] = "white" | ||
print(x) #after the change | ||
# get values | ||
car = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
x = car.values() | ||
print(x) #before the change | ||
car["year"] = 2020 | ||
print(x) #after the change | ||
# check if keys exits | ||
car = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
if "model" in thisdict: | ||
print('''Yes, 'model' is one of the keys in the thisdict | ||
dictionary''') | ||
# changes values | ||
thisdict ={ | ||
"brand":"Ford", | ||
"model":"Mustang", | ||
"year":1964 | ||
} | ||
thisdict["year"] = 2018 | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# update dictionaries | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
thisdict.update({"year": 2020}) | ||
# add items | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
thisdict["color"] = "red" | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# updatae items | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
thisdict.update({"color": "red"}) | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# remove items | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
thisdict.pop("model") | ||
print(thisdict) | ||
# loop dictionaries | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
for x in thisdict: | ||
print(x) | ||
# items | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
for x, y in thisdict.items(): | ||
print(x, y) | ||
# copy dictionaries | ||
thisdict = { | ||
"brand": "Ford", | ||
"model": "Mustang", | ||
"year": 1964 | ||
} | ||
mydict = thisdict.copy() | ||
print(mydict) | ||
# # nested dictionaries | ||
# # A dictionary can contain dictionaries, | ||
# # this is called nested dictionaries. | ||
myfamily = { | ||
"child1" : { | ||
"name" : "Emil", | ||
"year" : 2004 | ||
}, | ||
"child2" : { | ||
"name" : "Tobias", | ||
"year" : 2007 | ||
}, | ||
"child3" : { | ||
"name" : "Linus", | ||
"year" : 2011 | ||
} | ||
} | ||
print(myfamily) | ||
# DICTIONARIES METHODS | ||
''' | ||
Method Description | ||
clear() Removes all the | ||
elements from the dictionary | ||
copy() Returns a copy | ||
of the dictionary | ||
fromkeys() Returns a dictionary | ||
with the specified keys and value | ||
get() Returns the value | ||
of the specified key | ||
items() Returns a list containing | ||
a tuple for each key value pair | ||
keys() Returns a list containing | ||
the dictionary's keys | ||
pop() Removes the element | ||
with the specified key | ||
popitem() Removes the last | ||
inserted key-value pair | ||
setdefault() Returns the value of the specified key. | ||
If the key does not exist: insert the key, | ||
with the specified value | ||
update() Updates the dictionary with | ||
the specified key-value pairs | ||
values() Returns a list of all the | ||
values in the dictionary | ||
''' |
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