Python List comprehension with items() and enumerate()

Question

I would like to implement this:

asset_hist = []
for key_host, val_hist_list in am_output.asset_history.items():
     for index, hist_item in enumerate(val_hist_list):
        row = collections.OrderedDict([("computer_name", key_host), ("id", index), ("hist_item", hist_item)])
        asset_hist.append(row)

Using list comprehension. This is as close as I can get:

asset_hist = [collections.OrderedDict([("computer_name", key_host), ("id", index), ("hist_item", hist_item)]) for index, hist_item in enumerate((val_hist_list, key_host)[0]) for key_host, val_hist_list in am_output.asset_history.items()]

Answer 1

You are close:

import collections

asset_hist = [collections.OrderedDict([("computer_name", key_host), ("id", index), ("hist_item", hist_item)]) for index, hist_item in enumerate(val_hist_list) for key_host, val_hist_list in am_output.asset_history.items()]