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Inverted dictionary
d = dict() #Crerating the dictionary #Adding items to the dictionary d['job'] = ["Scientist", "Researcher"] d['Field'] = ["Biology", "Chemistry", "Computer science", "Healthsciences"] d['Education'] = ["BSc","MSc","PhD"] d['languages'] = ["French", "English", "Spanish", "Berber", "Arabic", "Turkish","Mandarin", "Japanese"] I have this dictionary and i want to write a function that can invert the dictionary where the function will need to turn each of the list items into separate keys in the inverted dictionary.
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invDic = lambda x: {i:j for j in x for i in x[j] }
print(invDic(d))
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Do you want it like this?
#it works for lists too
https://code.sololearn.com/cGPKs4c6GcpO/?ref=app
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di={}
for k in d: di = {**di,**dict.fromkeys(d[k], k)}
https://code.sololearn.com/cU814mpd8csY/?ref=app
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Oma Falk i said already just need 1 more comprehention or for statement. just 2 rowa instead of 1 written previously
https://code.sololearn.com/czugfo1P5oj3/?ref=app
works perfectly
Louai Belfounes ,
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george every key can become a value but not every value(in this case a list) can become a key.
So I doubt there is sth for it.
If you remember might, it would be worth to be poste here...very interesting
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george šthat's good
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Why don't you use a two dimensional list or equivalent data structure like [(x,m),(f,g)].....I guess that should work š¤š¤š¤
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george wont work here
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use dictionary comprehention and items function of sictionary.
# just any dictionary
dict = { "geo": 1, "maria":2}
#main func dict comprehention
dict ={value:key for (key,value) in dict.items()}
#print result
print(dict)
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Oma Falk Louai Belfounes also according to question to create function i make changes. Now function takes dictionary and returns inverted dictionary
P.S. Relax and solution comes itself )))))
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my knowledge in programming is c++ and JS. python just for hobby. lousis provide more beatifull solution than me))
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As i remember there is integrated function for inver array dictionary. Please check api of python3
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Oma Falk sorry?
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in case of list just need 1 more comprehension and it will be ok
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Louis Thank you for your answer, but since i'am a beginner, i don't really understand it
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Sousou Thank you for your contribution
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george can you please explain exactly what happens when you used the update method ?
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Louai Belfounes merging of 2 dictionaries