Connolly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Right basically I've got to the end of my main section of my program an I've
>got it comparing the same dictionary to ensure that the values are the same
>(sounds stupid I know), yet what my line of code I am using to do this is
>failing to do is to check every single value. It is only checking the final
>value in my dictionary [ ... ]
On what are you basing the assumption that it's only checking the
final value? The outputted final_dict? Have you tried putting a
"print final_dict" after the final_dict.update() call to see how
many times the check is actually made? And while your doing that,
you might like to stick in a "print f6" at the same place, and see
how many different values are being added to final_dict.
(I assume there is good reason which has been cut out for
f6 = {start+1: key}
final_dict.update(f6)
rather than
final_dict[start+1] = key
)
>f4 = files_stored[0]
>f5 = files_stored[0]
>
>for key in f4:
> for items in f5:
> if key == items:
> f6 = {start+1: key}
> final_dict.update(f6)
> else:
> print key, 'false'
>
>print final_dict
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