I have a function that accepts a string, list and a dictionary
def superDynaParams(myname, *likes, **relatives): # *n is a list and **n is dictionary
print '--------------------------'
print 'my name is ' + myname
print 'I like the following'
for like in likes:
print like
print 'and my family are'
for key, role in relatives:
if parents[role] != None:
print key + ' ' + role
but it returns an error
ValueError: too many values to unpack
my parameters are
superDynaParams('Mark Paul',
'programming','arts','japanese','literature','music',
father='papa',mother='mama',sister='neechan',brother='niichan')
You are looping over a dictionary:
for key, role in relatives:
but that only yields keys , so one single object at a time. If you want to loop over keys and values, use the dict.items()
method:
for key, role in relatives.items():
On Python 2, use the dict.iteritems()
method for efficiency:
for key, role in relatives.iteritems():
You should use an iterator instead to iterate over the items:
relatives.iteritems()
for relative in relatives.iteritems():
//do something
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