Sara Johnson wrote: > On how the 'h' was created.... > > Well, it appears 'h' is referenced in a few spots in this code. It > looks like initially, at least, a dictionary 'h' is created and some h > keys and sub keys follow, obviously from the purpose of this project > (having to do with pickling), h is assigned: > > h=cPickle.load(inf) > > Is this because of the sub keys that follow? This means that some (same or other) program created h, "pickled" it and most likely wrote it to a file. So that program is failing in some way to create the correct keys for the dictionaries that comprise the values of h. > Could this be why I'm not able to create 'NEWI'? Again note you are not trying to create anything. newi=h[key]['NEWI'] is attempting to reference an existing key, and the key does not exist. > > Sorry if I'm missing something or not answering your question, I'm > highly confused! Of course you are. Going into a totally new realm with just C under your belt. If you'd like, give me a call. We might be able to cover more ground faster on the phone.
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