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> Either way, once you have the list of the keys you want to display, print
> them out once as column headings
My concern is how do I print them out as columns, since writer.writerows is
currently lining them out as rows (\n)
Is there a function available for me to do this or do I have to const
Thanks so much. This is exactly what I'm looking for. In addition, since
fields is obviously a dict, I won't want to have to display it's keys
repeatedly. Is there a way to get the keys once, have it displayed and used
as columns, then it's values are displayed beneath it. Something like:
updated
Hello all,
Please I need help figuring out this permutation.
I have a dict like this:
x = "{'pk': 1L, 'model': 'trans', 'fields': {'updated': 2011, 'tel':
3456}", "{'pk': 2L, 'model': 'trans2', 'fields': {'updated': 2011, 'tel':
34510}";
#loop through and get the keys of each
for k,v in x:
