I have two list A = [ {‘name’:’Tom’, ‘country’:’American’, ‘birthday’: ‘2001’}, {‘name’:’Tim’, ‘country’:’India’}, {‘name’:’Peter’, ‘country’:’China’}, ] B = [ {‘name’:’Tom’, ‘country’:’China’, ‘birthday’: ‘…’, ‘dream’: ‘…’}, ] We think the list A was a new list and the list B was the old list.I have some problem about how to write a code to upgrade the… Read More How to update list contents

I was trying this problem on Leetcode: Given an integer array nums and an integer k, return the k most frequent elements. You may return the answer in any order. I made a dictionary of the elements in the list and incremented their count every time that number appeared again but I’m stuck on how… Read More How can I iterate through a dictionary and add specific keys to a list?

So, I am solving this code signal problem and it’s problem statement is as follows Given a string s consisting of small English letters, find and return the first instance of a non-repeating character in it. So, I have saved the characters inside a dictionary along with their frequency of occurances and the characters that… Read More Why is my code not displaying firstNotRepeatingCharacter in the string, in Python?

I have following dict: data = { ‘A’: [{1.0: 133.0}, {4.0: 126.0}], ‘B’: [{1.0: 153.0}, {4.0: 16.0}], ‘C’: [{1.0: 9.0}, {4.0: 12.0}] } I need the output as follows: A, 1.0, 133.0 A, 4.0, 126.0 B, 1.0, 153.0 B, 4.0, 16.0 C, 1.0, 9.0 C, 4.0, 12.0 This is my attempt (working): with open("super.csv", "w")… Read More print a list of dict and corresponding key as comma seperated values

I have a comma separated file listing the fifty states followed by cities in that state. The structure of the file is as follows: Alabama, Alexander City, Decatur, Florence, Gadsden, Greenville, Guntersville, Huntsville,… Arizona, Ajo, Avondale, Bisbee, Casa Grande, Chandler, Clifton,… Arkansas, Arkadelphia, Arkansas, West Memphis,… California, Alameda, Alhambra, Anaheim, Yorba Linda, Yuba City,… …… Read More Create a python dictionary from a .csv file

I imagine this is going to be simple, but I’m still learning swift. I’ve created a Preferences.plist file that I want to pull in like Info.plist, but separate, ie: Bundle.main.prefsDictionary Or something like that … I have a Bundle+Extension.swift file already, that contains: import Foundation extension Bundle { var releaseVersionNumber: String? { infoDictionary?["CFBundleShortVersionString"] as? String… Read More Extending Bundle to add extra plist file

I have the following json file: { "Teams" : ["Dortmund", "Real Madrid"] , "Countries" : [ "Colombia", { "Italia" : ["Milan", "Inter", "Juventus"] }, { "France" : ["PSG", "Lille"] }, "China" ] } I want to flatten it in a dictionary, so that it looks like this: {"Teams": ["Dortmund", "Real Madrid"], "Countries":["Colombia", "Italia", "Milan", "Inter",… Read More Flatten nested json file

So I’m writing a pseudo supply and demand-based Price board for my Python final and I’m having an issue with using one dictionary to influence the values of another. To start, I have a dictionary of various metals I have base costs for. metalDict = { ‘Iron Ingot’: 1, ‘Copper Ingot’:10, ‘Tin Ingot’:30, ‘Silver Ingot’:100,… Read More How Would I Use One Dictionary to be a Variable for Another Dictionary's Key Values

I try to inherit a dict class, by implementing some logic during the initialization. To do so I add some of the key-value pairs in __init()__ method. However, after initialization, the instance of my child class is always empty. import copy class my_dict(dict): def __init__(self, raw_dict): self = copy.deepcopy(raw_dict) self[‘bar’] = raw_dict[‘foo’] original = {‘foo’… Read More A dict subclass instance is empty after initialization

I have a list of dicts looks like this: they have different keys in the dicts my_dicts = [ {"id": "1","fixVersion": "1.2.3","releaseDate": "2017-01-21"}, {"id": "2","fixVersion": "2.0", "releaseDate": "2023-01-21"}, {"id": "3","fixVersion": "2.1", "releaseDate": "2023-07-01"}, {"id": "84","changeRequests":"123"} ] I want to count the id if there is "releaseDate" as the key in the dictionaries and also the… Read More how to count different keys with conditions in list of dictionaries