On 16/04/13 22:20, Andy McKenzie wrote:
For instance: output of running print_r on a very short dictionary from PHP:Array ( [key3] => thing3 [key2] => thing2 [key1] => thing1 ) And running pprint on the same dict in Python: {'key1': 'thing1', 'key2': 'thing2', 'key3': 'thing3'} I finally decided that a good project would be building a quick function that recreates the print_r function, and I got that working. New function output, in Python: ( [key3] => thing3 [key2] => thing2 [key1] => thing1 )
You should probably use {} instead of () as the delimiter to indicate that the thing is a dictionary and not a tuple. but otherwise that's a good starter project.
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