On 05/14/2013 12:12 PM, Nathann Cohen wrote:
Hellooooooooo everybody !
I've got a small Python question whose answer you probably know.
Given a dictionary my_dict, I cannot expect my_dict.values() to always
return its elements in the same ordering, as I understand it depends on
the ordering of the keys which is machine-dependent.
This being said, if I have two dictionaries my_dict1, my_dict2 with the
*same* sets of keys but different values, do we expect that if the k^th
element of my_dict1.values() corresponding to key KEY, then the k^th
element of my_dict2.values() also corresponds to key KEY ?
I don't know, but I certainly would not rely on that. Why would you need
this assumption anyway?
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