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Two variables in loop - Ferdis - Jul-24-2020
Hello, can someone help me understand how 'for dish, ingredients in food.items()' works?
def all_recipes_with(food):
result_dict={}
for dish, ingredients in food.items():
for ingredient in ingredients:
result_dict[ingredient] = result_dict.get(ingredients, [])
result_dict[ingredient].append(dish)
return result_dict
RE: Two variables in loop - buran - Jul-24-2020
food is expected to be mapping - e.g. dict with key and value pairs.
dict.items() will yield tuples (key, value) and in each iteration the tuple is unpacked into dish and ingredients names, i.e. dish will be the key and ingredients will be the value.
you can use http://www.pythontutor.com/visualize.html#mode=edit to visualise code execution step by step