Python: Map Multiple Lists into a Dictionary

Python: Map Multiple Lists into a Dictionary

Here, I map a list of cities, and a separate list of countries into a single dictionary.

[HandyDandyRight]

Thank you for the explanation. The humor is right up my ally... "Really?! What do you want me to do with that?!" Thanks for making my coding experience entertaining. :)

[df]

I like how you cover the practical aspects of coding. Lists are huge! And being able to make lists, definitions and assign them values that I can recall is a big deal for me. Thanks!

[sandro]

I like the calm, rational way you explain the process. thank you very much for your help

[kayrafeliz]

THE best video explanation on this topic. Thank you!

[syrenka]

This video was the thing i needed to see. Thank you!

[dfw-kz]

cp = dict(zip(c, p))
or
cp = {k:v for k, v in zip(c, p)}
or
cp = {c[i]:p[i] for i in range(len(c))}
etc.

[deli]

cp = {}
for y, x in enumerate(c):
cp[x] = p[y]

same results right?

[domyu]

Thank you, Mr. Boole! Such a great explanation.

[belleriveblvd]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I often have to make dictionaries from columns in my database. I've been using zip. But it's a drag constructing a zip statement for each dictionary I want to create. This is so much simpler and faster!

[Lexii]

Ths is great! Even though it is a little outdated, still the best tutorial out there, thanks!

[s.e.]

You safe my life! I'm forever grateful to you!!!

[venugopalsg]

Thank you so much!!!!. This was really helpful.

[dailypotstirrer]

what about dictionaries that have keys?

[vadimshatalov]

True Python way is cp = dict(map(c, p))

[georgesmith]

this is a terrible way to do it, you should use dict comprehension and do it in one line