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I encountered a program where I had to append one dictionary into another, and I was unable to do it because I could not use indexing in dictionary so I wanted to know what the possible ways are I could do it
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I have a list a:
a={4941, 4980, 3855, 4763, 4955}
I convert into a list:
b=list(a)
b now becomes [4980, 4955, 4763, 4941, 3855]
Sorry am I missing something? Eventhough set is an unordered structure why should it change the order ? Or is it the list function that is doing this?
Sorry if this is too naive a question! Many thanks.
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I was just wondering how I would select an element and I can't find anything that will help. for example, how would I select the 2 in the last set of numbers
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This is my code but my output gives a none type back and not a list full of numbers.
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This is my code:
#这是一个有关旅行的程序
place=['北京天安门','西安兵马俑','香港游乐园','日本秋叶原']
print(place)
print(sorted(place))
print(place)
place.sorted(reverse=true)
print(place)
When I run my code, something Wrong happens.
place.sorted(reverse=true)
or
sorted(place)
Using the 2nd way, how can I give (reverse=true)?
Just use sorted(place, reverse=True).