Tiger12506 wrote:
>> I don't understand dict
>>
>
> Think of dict as a dictionary. Literally. You have a word, you look up it's
> definition in the dictionary. A dictionary is made up of key, value pairs.
> So for your example:
>
> a_dict = {2243 : 'e',
> 2234 : 'p',
> 2235 : 'lol',
> 'how' : 'under'}
>
> if x in a_dict:
> string = string + a_dict[x]
>
>
>
How can one get through any tutorial on Python and not come across dicts?
In more standard computer parlance a python dictionary is an associative
array.
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