Heston James - Cold Beans wrote:
Ok, this feels like a horribly noobish question to ask guys but I
can’t figure this one out.
I have code which looks like this:
print this_config[1]
this_adapter_config[/"name"/] = this_config[1][/"NAME"/]
Now, the print statement gives me the following:
{'value': 'Route66', 'key': 'NAME'}
Yet when the second line of my code throws an error saying the key
‘NAME’ doesn’t exist.
Any ideas on what’s going on, seems quite senseless to me!?
Thanks,
Heston
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'NAME' is the value, and 'key' is the key. Your dictionary has two keys
mapped to two values:
'value' -> 'Route66'
'key' -> 'NAME'
You need to lookup the values by their key. Does that make sense?
Thanks,
Gary M. Josack
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