On Thursday 31 July 2008 05:33, Monika Jisswel wrote:
> Python dictionaries are not ordered & the order you will get when you print
> a dictionary is the order that the python virtual machines thinks optimal
> for that dictionary for its own internal procedures.
If you need an ordered dictionary,
Python dictionaries are not ordered & the order you will get when you print
a dictionary is the order that the python virtual machines thinks optimal
for that dictionary for its own internal procedures.
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Steve Poe wrote:
Hi tutor list,
In dictionaries, I know that the keys are immutable, and the values
can change What about the place/order of the key/order? I thought
that they were sequential and they do not change.
You were wrong :)
A lot of electronic ink has been spilt on this subject
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Hi tutor list,
In dictionaries, I know that the keys are immutable, and the values
can change What about the place/order of the key/order? I thought
that they were sequential and they do not change.
>>> D={"AAA":1234,"BBB":3456,"CCC":7890}
>>> print D
{'AAA': 1234, 'BBB': 3456, 'CCC': 7890}
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