I have this list in python
['Claudius II Gothicus', 'Antoninianus', None, ' Mediolanum']
It's possible to convert to a dictionary like this:
{
"Herscher": "Claudius II Gothicus",
"Fundort": "Antoninianus",
"Material": "None",
"Art": "Mediolanum",
}
keys = ["Herscher", "Fundort", "Material", "Art"]
values = ['Claudius II Gothicus', 'Antoninianus', None, ' Mediolanum']
dict(zip(keys, values))
result_dict = {}
for i in range(len(your_list)):
if i == 0:
result_dict["Herscher"] = your_list[i]
elif i == 1:
result_dict["Fundort"] = your_list[i]
elif i == 2:
result_dict["Material"] = your_list[i]
elif i == 3:
result_dict["Art"] = your_list[i]
print(result_dict)
Output :
{
"Herscher": "Claudius II Gothicus",
"Fundort": "Antoninianus",
"Material": "None",
"Art": "Mediolanum",
}
values = ['Claudius II Gothicus', 'Antoninianus', None, ' Mediolanum']
keys = ["Herscher", "Fundort", "Material", "Art"]
obj = {}
for idx,key in enumerate(keys):
obj[key] = values[idx]
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