How do I add entries provided by a user in a dictionary? For example:
Entry:
1 abcde
2 adecd
3 aaabb
The created dictionary would be:
dicionario = {'abcde' : 1, 'adecd' : 2, 'aaabb' : 3}
or
dicionario = {1 : 'abcde', 2 : 'adecd', 3 : 'aaabb'}
Is there a function similar to append() to use in dicinarios as it is used in list? I say this because as the inputs will be provided by the user, you can not be adding input per input ( dicionario['abcde'] = 1 ).
You can use something like:
entrada1 = input("Por favor insira um numero: ")
dicionario[entrada1] = 1
The most practical to attach a new index with a set value
dicionario['abcde'] = 1
But I do not understand what's stopping you from using it.
You commented:
I say this because as inputs will be provided by the user, can be added by input (dictionary ['abcde'] = 1).
So another way of doing it would be with the update () method
dicionario.update({'abcde':1})
import cgi
form = cgi.FieldStorage()
for key in form:
dicionario[key] = form[key]
for key in request.POST:
dicionario[key] = request.POST[key]
For this example you are showing:
1 abcde
2 adecd
3 aaabb
As if the user entered the values separated in this way you can do so:
user_input = input('1 abcde')# simulando a entrada do usuário
user_input = user_input.split(' ')
user_notes[user_input[0]] = user_input[1];
d = {}
v = raw_input('valor: ')
d.update({len(d)+1:v})
Or put in a loop:
d = {}
while True:
v = raw_input('valor')
if v == 'Q':
break
d.update({len(d)+1:v})
print d