I am having a little problems with dicts returning data not alwyas in the
same order depending on how long they are:
The code reads in a line of address data from an excel spreadsheet as per
the following block:
asset_field_dict[config_row[2]] = list_row[2]
asset_field_dict[config_row[3]] = list_row[3]
asset_field_dict[config_row[4]] = list_row[4]
asset_field_dict[config_row[5]] = list_row[5]
asset_field_dict[config_row[6]] = list_row[6]
asset_field_dict[config_row[7]] = list_row[7]
asset_field_dict[config_row[8]] = list_row[8]
asset_field_dict[config_row[9]] = list_row[9]
I then simply print the dict out to see what it contains:
print(asset_field_dict)
IF I run this with only 3 eleemnts the dict is ALWAYS in the same
order: (note: not correct: it should actually be Street No, Street
Name, Street Type)
{'Street Name': 'Janet', 'Street Type': 'Cres', 'Street No': 45.0}
{'Street Name': 'Regen', 'Street Type': 'Court', 'Street No': 1.0}
{'Street Name': 'Greenhills', 'Street Type': 'Road', 'Street No': 5.0}
IF I run it with ALL the rows there then the data being read then the rows
will be randomly returned in different orders.
For instance (sorry about the formatting)
First time I run the code:
{'Street No': 45.0, 'Street Type': 'Cres', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Y':
-37.68926, 'Country': 'Australia', 'Street Name': 'Janet', 'State':
'Victoria', 'City': 'Bundoora'}
{'Street No': 1.0, 'Street Type': 'Court', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Y':
-37.685274, 'Country': 'Australia', 'Street Name': 'Regen', 'State':
'Victoria', 'City': 'Bundoora'}
{'Street No': 5.0, 'Street Type': 'Road', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Y':
-37.691476, 'Country': 'Australia', 'Street Name': 'Greenhills', 'State':
'Victoria', 'City': 'Bundoora'}
Second time I run the code:
{'Street Type': 'Cres', 'Street Name': 'Janet', 'Street No': 45.0,
'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Country': 'Australia', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Y':
-37.68926, 'City': 'Bundoora'}
{'Street Type': 'Court', 'Street Name': 'Regen', 'Street No': 1.0,
'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Country': 'Australia', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Y':
-37.685274, 'City': 'Bundoora'}
{'Street Type': 'Road', 'Street Name': 'Greenhills', 'Street No': 5.0,
'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Country': 'Australia', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Y':
-37.691476, 'City': 'Bundoora'}
Third time i run the code:
{'Y': -37.68926, 'City': 'Bundoora', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Country':
'Australia', 'Street Type': 'Cres', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Street No': 45.0,
'Street Name': 'Janet'}
{'Y': -37.685274, 'City': 'Bundoora', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Country':
'Australia', 'Street Type': 'Court', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Street No': 1.0,
'Street Name': 'Regen'}
{'Y': -37.691476, 'City': 'Bundoora', 'State': 'Victoria', 'Country':
'Australia', 'Street Type': 'Road', 'ZipCode': 3084.0, 'Street No': 5.0,
'Street Name': 'Greenhills'}
HOW do I read the dict in the order it was written?
If thats the wrong way of doing it, what would be the correct way of
doing it?
Regards,
David Crisp
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