Dictionnaires à structure inconnue - defaultdict

Types de données en Python

Jason Myers

Instructor

Gestion de dictionnaire

for park_id, name in nyc_eateries_parks:
    if park_id not in eateries_by_park:
       eateries_by_park[park_id] = []
    eateries_by_park[park_id].append(name)

print(eateries_by_park['M010'])

{'MOHAMMAD MATIN','PRODUCTS CORP.', 'Loeb Boathouse Restaurant',
'Nandita Inc.', 'SALIM AHAMED', 'THE NY PICNIC COMPANY', 
'THE NEW YORK PICNIC COMPANY, INC.', 'NANDITA, INC.', 
'JANANI FOOD SERVICE, INC.'}

Utiliser defaultdict

Fournir un type par défaut pour toute clé, même si elle n’existe pas encore
Fonctionne exactement comme un dictionnaire

from collections import defaultdict

eateries_by_park = defaultdict(list)

for park_id, name in nyc_eateries_parks:
    eateries_by_park[park_id].append(name)

print(eateries_by_park['M010'])

{'MOHAMMAD MATIN','PRODUCTS CORP.', 'Loeb Boathouse Restaurant', 
'Nandita Inc.', 'SALIM AHAMED', 'THE NY PICNIC COMPANY', 
'THE NEW YORK PICNIC COMPANY, INC.', 'NANDITA, INC.', ...}

Utiliser defaultdict

from collections import defaultdict

eatery_contact_types = defaultdict(int)

for eatery in nyc_eateries:
    if eatery.get('phone'):
        eatery_contact_types['phones'] += 1
    if eatery.get('website'):
        eatery_contact_types['websites'] += 1

print(eatery_contact_types)

defaultdict(<class 'int'>, {'phones': 28, 'websites': 31})

Passons à la pratique !

Types de données en Python