A FASTER Way To Create Dictionaries In Python #code #python #programming

Here's a faster way to create dictionaries in Python #code #python #programming

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[davidpement]

IMO, dictionary comprehension is just as easy or easier: {key: 0 for key in my_iterable}. It also allows computed values rather than a single default value.

[k_gold]

Bro need to get better at naming variables😭

[somerandomdude]

Name your variables and methods something else _please_ 😭😭😭

[quantumlegend]

Should've named the variable my_dic... That's more comprehensive imo!

[davidyoung]

could also use zip(iterable_a, iterable_b) to put a different value for each key.

[nopinias]

And how can you add each value?

It's only possible editing the dict after the variable assignation?

[thedelanyo]

How do fill them with dynamic values? Each having their own values.

[Zielendief]

Does _value: (iterable) work so they would have their own value?

[INSIDE_JOKE]

ima impress my it teacher when i go to school

[SANJAY-veub]

Bro have to check twice his variable names.

[undercover]

Sometimes he is naming his methods like meth1, meth2 and now its variables like my_d.

[sobbski]

Im guessing this is faster than a dict comprehension?

[yasink]

why we can't use list or dictionary in dictionary key

[P.Shivakrishna]

Bro the fastest way to create a dictionary just use dict keyword

[Cloudxxx]

__value:0 is invalid syntax when I tried it.

[trigdentity]

The issue about inserting my_d is that it does not allow me to figure out what's going on. Blood on the wrong place and all