On Wednesday, May 27, 2015 at 3:39:33 PM UTC-7, Alex Glaros wrote:
>
> correct data now appears for first var, but what is syntax for two vars in
> dictionary?
>
> E.g., varsdict[cancel_1a]=cancel_1b* + varsdict[cancel_2a]=cancel_2b*
>
> I've tried looking it up and every possible combination
>
>
You don't really have a '+' in your code there, do you?
2 separate statements should do it:
varsdict[cancel_1a]=cancel_1b
varsdict[cancel_2a]=cancel_2b
as shown by
>>> t4 = dict()
>>> t4['albert']='victoria'
>>> t4['phillip']='elizabeth'
>>> print t4
{'phillip': 'elizabeth', 'albert': 'victoria'}
>>>
(Yes, proper names should have an initial capital letter. I'll do better
next time.)
/dps
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