ok.. here is the problem: consider the following dictionary..
it has a country name as a key and list of offices as values: -
offices={'USA':['google','microsoft','apple','infosys'],
-
'ireland':['apple','accenture','dupont'],
-
'india':['infosys','accenture','TCS','dupont']
-
}
-
now supposed i enter the name of an office as an input form the user.. for example infosys... then i should get india and USA as my output...
how do i go about it?
thanks in advance
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ok.. here is the problem: consider the following dictionary..
it has a country name as a key and list of offices as values:
-
offices={'USA':['google','microsoft','apple','infosys'],
-
'ireland':['apple','accenture','dupont'],
-
'india':['infosys','accenture','TCS','dupont']
-
}
-
now supposed i enter the name of an office as an input form the user.. for example infosys... then i should get india and USA as my output...
how do i go about it?
thanks in advance
-
>>> for country, officeList in offices.items():
-
... if "infosys" in officeList:
-
... print country
-
...
-
india
-
USA
-
>>>
-
>>> for country, officeList in offices.items():
-
... if "infosys" in officeList:
-
... print country
-
...
-
india
-
USA
-
>>>
oh... looks like i gotta go over the manual more thoroughy... thanks a lot barton
oh... looks like i gotta go over the manual more thoroughy... thanks a lot barton
Any time, really. Have fun!
Note that the order of the output is indeterminate.
Any time, really. Have fun!
Note that the order of the output is indeterminate.
hmm.. order is indeterminate.. didnt notice that.. anyway.. that is not a problem...
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