Python：避免使用.get（''）重复

Question

I currently have the following lines of code where I write sentiment_score.get( over and over. Is there a better / smarter way to write that?

sentiment = detect_sentiment.get('Sentiment')
sentiment_score = detect_sentiment['SentimentScore']
mixed = sentiment_score.get('Mixed')
negative = sentiment_score.get('Negative')
neutral = sentiment_score.get('Neutral')
positive = sentiment_score.get('Positive')

Answer 1

Not as compact as @mohit-solanki 's solution, but more linter friendly:

mixed, negative, neutral, positive = [
    sentiment_score.get(i) for i in [
      'Mixed', 'Negative', 'Neutral', 'Positive',
]]

...and more coder-friendly as well, IMHO ;-)

Answer 2

mixed, negative, neutral, positive = [detect_sentiment['SentimentScore'][key] for key in ['Mixed', 'Negative', 'Neutral', 'Positive']]

Answer 3

This is probably ugly but you can do this

for name in ['Mixed', 'Negative', 'Neutral', 'Positive']:
    locals()[name.lower()] = sentiment_score.get(name)

locals() returns a dictionary containing the local scope docs