how can I convert a tuple into a key value pairs dynamically?
Let's say I have:
tuple = ('name1','value1','name2','value2','name3','value3')
I want to put it into a dictionary:
dictionary = { name1 : value1, name2 : value2, name3 : value3 )
Convert the tuple to key-value pairs and let the dict
constructor build a dictionary:
it = iter(tuple_)
dictionary = dict(zip(it, it))
The zip(it, it)
idiom produces pairs of items from an otherwise flat iterable, providing a sequence of pairs that can be passed to the dict
constructor. A generalization of this is available as the grouper recipe in the itertools documentation.
If the input is sufficiently large, replace zip
with itertools.izip
to avoid allocating a temporary list. Unlike expressions based on mapping t[i]
to [i + 1]
, the above will work on any iterable, not only on sequences.
dictionary = {tuple[i]: tuple[i + 1] for i in range(0, len(tuple), 2)}
另一个简单方法:
dictionary = dict(zip(tuple[::2],tuple[1::2]))
just do a simple loop.
my_dic = {}
tuple = ('name1','value1','name2','value2','name3','value3')
if len(tuple) % 2 == 1:
my_dic[tuple[-1]] = None
for i in range(0, len(tuple) - 1, 2):
my_dic[tuple[i]] = tuple[i + 1]
print my_dic
tuple = ('name1','value1','name2','value2','name3','value3')
d = {}
for i in range(0, len(tuple), 2):
d[tuple[i]] = tuple[i+1]
print d
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