En Thu, 24 May 2007 05:08:57 -0300, rohit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribió:
> ohh i think i forgot to include intricate details
> in dictionary i use the following:
> value: name of a file existing on disk
> Key : a unique number assigned to each file ,with no. assigned in
> increasing order to file
ohh i think i forgot to include intricate details
in dictionary i use the following:
value: name of a file existing on disk
Key : a unique number assigned to each file ,with no. assigned in
increasing order to file appearing earlier in the "english dictionary"
thanks
rohit
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On May 23, 6:46 pm, James Stroud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
lol
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rohit wrote:
> i want to implement a dictionary in python
> the query is :
> without explicitly doing the following steps
> 1. reading from file to list
> 2. processing list to dictionary
> is there a module or a built in function that helps me "read" a file
> directly into a dictionary
> or any m
rohit wrote:
> i want to implement a dictionary in python
> the query is :
> without explicitly doing the following steps
> 1. reading from file to list
> 2. processing list to dictionary
> is there a module or a built in function that helps me "read" a file
> directly into a dictionary
> or any m
i want to implement a dictionary in python
the query is :
without explicitly doing the following steps
1. reading from file to list
2. processing list to dictionary
is there a module or a built in function that helps me "read" a file
directly into a dictionary
or any module that implements the abo
