Python creating dictionary from list and tuple

When I iterate over a dictionary like so:

dict2={  'Joe':('Caucasian','Male', 35, 7.5),  'Kevin':('Black','Male', 55, 9.5),   More tuples here like the one above  }  

The data is bigger but it doesn't matter here.

What I am trying to accomplish is to create a new dictionary with the information from the tuples. Like so:

dict_i_want = {    "Name": Joe,     "Ethiniticy": "Caucasian",     "Gender":"Male",    "Voter_age": 35,     "Score": 7.5  }    

Here is my code:

dict_i_want = {}  for k,v in dict2.items():      dict_i_want["Name"] = k      dict_i_want['Ethiniticy'] = v[0]      dict_i_want['Gender'] = v[1]      dict_i_want['Voter_age'] = v[2]      dict_i_want['Score'] = v[3]  

But when I do

print(dict_i_want)  {'Name': 'Kevin', 'Ethiniticy': 'Black', 'Gender': 'Male', 'Voter_age': 55, 'Score': 9.5}      

The result is just the last tuple that I have in mydict2. No all the tuples. What I am doing wrong if I have the loop?

PS: I don't want to use any modules or import anything here. No built-in function like zip() or something like that. I want to hard code the solution

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66737798/python-creating-dictionary-from-list-and-tuple March 22, 2021 at 05:34AM