EDIT: I forgot to mention that there are other dictionaries and lists, and the solutions suggested so far work very well for my example, but not if I want to ad
Java newbie... I have a dictionary like so: electronictypeModelsMap = { "laptops" => ["macbook", "thinkpad", "yoga"], "desktops" => ["macmini", "imac", "o
I am looking to compare two instances of the same class, but only the items for which both are not None. for instance, I will have a Bolt class, and one instanc
Hello i'm new to python and i'm trying to make a dictionary that can contain multiple dictionaries (depending on how many the user wants) and
edit I have 2 list of dictionaries and I am trying to compare the value of a key in the dictionaries list_1 to see if it that value exists in the value of a dif
Considering this sample dataframe: location emp 0 fac_1 emp1 1 fac_2 emp2 2 fac_2 emp3 3 fac_3 emp4 4 fac_4 emp5 It can be recreated by
I have a dictionary and a list: dictionary = {'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3, 'd':4, 'e':5, 'f':6} remove = ['b', 'c', 'e'] I need to split "dictionary" into two dictiona
I tried looking at cache mechanisms, such as Guava's Cache. Their expiration is only since last update. What I'm looking for is a data structure that stores ke
I need to add some additional values to an existing column for my CSV file. So this is what I have so far: Sample input CSV file: Alfa,Beta,Charlie,Delta,Echo,F
I have a list consisting of multiple nested dictionaries and nested lists MyList = [{dict0}, {dict1}, {dict2} ... {dict2422}] dict0 = {'type': 'Feature', 'geom
Sorry But I can't use pandas. I have a sample input csv file that looks like this: Alfa,Beta,Charlie,Delta,Echo,Foxtrot,Golf,Hotel,India,Juliett,Kilo A1,B1,C1,D
items={ "fruits": { "summerFruits": { "Mangoes":5, "melo
class Cars(object): def __init__(self,brand=None,color=None,cost=None): self.brand = brand self.color = color self.cost = cost ima
void main() { var a = []; var b = []; print(a == []); print(a == b); var c = ['c']; print(c == ['c']); var d = 'd'; print(d == 'd'); } fa
void main() { var a = []; var b = []; print(a == []); print(a == b); var c = ['c']; print(c == ['c']); var d = 'd'; print(d == 'd'); } fa
Given a data-structure like this: [{'a':1, 'b': 2}, {'c':3 }, {'a':4, 'c':9}, {'d':0}, {'d': 0, 'b':6}] The goal is to parse the data to produce: {'a': 2.5, 'b
I have used circle marker to show places on a world map in react. How to add popup on circle marker to show details when circle is clicked. Currently the code s
In python 2.7, we got the dictionary view methods available. Now, I know the pro and cons of the following: dict.items() (and values, keys): returns a list, s
I am new to data structures and I would like to make my code faster (this is just part of a bigger code). Using dataframes while looking up variables is slowing
I have a little issue with my the data I have (multiple dictionaries) to process and create a Dataframe from them. This what the data look like: print(data) 0