Example of how to use dict (dictionary) in python3
- 2020-05-27 05:58:32
- OfStack
1. clear(empty the dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
print(stu.clear())
# Output: None
2. copy (copy the dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
stu2 = stu.copy()
print(stu2)
3. fromkeys(specify 1 list, take the values in the list as key of the dictionary, generate 1 dictionary)
name = ['tom','lucy','sam']
print(dict.fromkeys(name))
print(dict.fromkeys(name,25)) # Specify default values
# Output: {'tom': None, 'lucy': None, 'sam': None}
# {'tom': 25, 'lucy': 25, 'sam': 25}
4. get(specify key, get the corresponding value)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
print(stu.get('num2'))
# Output: Lucy
5. items(returns a list of key value pairs)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
print(stu.items())
# Output: dict_items([('num2', 'Lucy'), ('num3', 'Sam'), ('num1', 'Tom')])
6. keys(get all key of the dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
print(stu.keys())
# Output: dict_keys(['num3', 'num1', 'num2'])
7. pop(gets value for key and deletes it from the dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
name = stu.pop('num2')
print(name,stu)
# Output: Lucy {'num1': 'Tom', 'num3': 'Sam'}
8. popitem(get a key value pair at random and delete it from the dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
name = stu.popitem()
print(name,stu)
# Output: ('num2', 'Lucy') {'num3': 'Sam', 'num1': 'Tom'}
9. setdefault(gets value for the specified key, or creates if key does not exist)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
name = stu.setdefault('num5')
print(name,stu)
# Output: None {'num1': 'Tom', 'num2': 'Lucy', 'num5': None, 'num3': 'Sam'}
10. update(add key-value pairs to dictionary)
stu = {
'num1':'Tom',
'num2':'Lucy',
'num3':'Sam',
}
stu.update({'num4':'Ben'})
print(stu)
# Output: {'num2': 'Lucy', 'num3': 'Sam', 'num1': 'Tom', 'num4': 'Ben'}
conclusion