In playing around with Pyton 3 dictionaries I've come up with 2 questions
1) How are duplicate keys handled? For example:
Qb_Dict = {"Montana": ["Joe", "Montana", "415-123-4567",
"[email protected]","Candlestick Park"],
"Tarkington": ["Fran", "651-321-7657", "[email protected]",
"Metropolitan Stadidum"],
"Namath": ["Joe", "212-222-7777", "[email protected]", "Shea Stadium"],
"Elway": ["John", "303-9876-333", "[email protected]", "Mile High Stadium"],
"Elway": ["Ed", "303-9876-333", "[email protected]", "Mile High
Stadium"],
"Manning": ["Archie","504-888-1234", "[email protected]",
"Louisiana Superdome"],
"Staubach": ["Roger","214-765-8989", "[email protected]",
"Cowboy Stadium"]}
print(Qb_Dict["Elway"],"\n") # print a dictionary entry
In the above the "wrong" Elway entry, the second one, where the first
name is Ed, is getting printed. I just added that second Elway row to
see how it would handle duplicates and the results are interesting, to
say the least.
2) Is there a way to print out the actual value of the key, like
Montana would be 0, Tarkington would be 1, etc?
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Frank L. "Cranky Frankie" Palmeri
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