d = {}?
? for line in input:?
? key, value = line.split(',').rstrip('\n')?
? d[key] = value?
Thanks. That worked except for the rstrip. So I did this:
for line in input:
? line = string.rstrip(line, '\n')
? key, value = line.split(',')
? dictionary[key] = value
Thanks again,
Tony
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? dict += '"' + tup[0] +'":"' +
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