On 02/04/16 08:22, Daniella Sapozhnikova wrote:
> I have a couple of questions.
> 1) If I wanted to combine two dictionaries into one, how would I go about
> doing so? (the .update method?)
I'm not sure what you mean by that. There are at kleat 2 ways to
interpret it.
Do you want to merge the data from both into a single dictionary? Or do
you want a dictionary with two elements, each of which is itself a
dictionary?
Both are possible but its not clear which you mean.
> 2) How can I make that combined dictionary have inner dictionaries with the
> inner values from the previous separate dictionaries?
This sounds like the second of the two options I asked about above but
again I'm not sure. What do you mean by the "inner values of the
previous separate dictionaries"?
The simple explanation is:
>>> dict1 = {1:'a', 2:'e'}
>>> dict2 = {1:'a', 2:'b'}
>>> firstTwo = { vowels:dict1, alphabet:dict2}
Now I can do
print firstTwo['vowels']
print firstTwo['alphabet']
or
if firstTwo['vowels'][0] == firstTwo['alphabet'][0]:
print 'the first vowel is also the first letter'
HTH
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