I have a issue with setting up a dictionary to produce all the bases.
Here is the code:
n = range(37)[2:37]
D = [[(Integer(j).str(base = n[i]),j) for j in range(len(n)+1)] for i in
range(35)]
output:
[[('0', 0), ('1', 1),...,('100010', 34), ('100011', 35)] , [('0', 0), ('1',
1), ('2', 2),...,('1021', 34), ('1022', 35)] , ...
when I want it to output as this:
[[('0', 0) , ('1', 1)], [('0', 0) , ('1', 1) , ('2', 2)], [('0', 0) , ('1',
1) , ('2', 2) , ('3', 3)],...]
I was thinking that I need to add in len(n[i])+1 for the j term in the for
loop instead of len(n)+1. Here is the error I get when I tried it out.
error:
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TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
/home/nooniensoong97/<ipython console> in <module>()
TypeError: object of type 'int' has no len()
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