On 11/22/2011 11:25 AM Cranky Frankie said...
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quarterbacks = [] # Create an empty object list
In the interest of preferred techniques, your loop will be more pythonic
when you write this part...
len_Qb_list = len(Qb_list) # Get the lenght of the list of
lists which is the
# number of rows in the input data
for i in range(0, len_Qb_list): # Iterate for the number of rows
nq = Qb(*Qb_list[i]) # Create an instance of class Qb called
"nq"
# and populate each field
quarterbacks.append(nq) # Append an instance of object
"nq" into object list "quarterbacks"
i = i + 1 # Iterate for each row in "Qb_list"
...like this...
for this_qb in Qb_list: # Iterate over Qb_list
quarterbacks.append(Qb(*this_qb)) # append Qb instance to quarterbacks
...or even drop the quarterbacks declaration above...
quarterbacks = [Qb(*this_qb) for this_qb in Qb_list
Emile
print (quarterbacks[3].phone) # Print an item from the object
list "quarterbacks"
print (Qb_list[3][2]) # Print the same object from the
original list of lists
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