"Norman Khine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> But what I was wondering if possible in achieving is that my
> questions
> set (q) contains questions that are similar, i.e. they are written
> in
> different ways, so I wanted to get the random set of unique
> questions
> rather then have variations of the same question returned in my set.
It sounds like maybe you need a list of questions against the keys.
That way you can select one of the list of similar questons at
random whenever that key is chosen.
{'q1': ['What is you name?', 'who are you?', 'what are you called?'],
'q2': ["What's your address?", 'Where do you live?'],
q3: [ etc....]
}
HTH,
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Alan Gauld
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