I have below nested dict d:
{
1: {1: {'text': 'Contact', 'x0': Decimal('21.600')}},
2: {1: {'text': 'My mail is', 'x0': Decimal('21.600')},
2: {'text': '[email protected]', 'x0': Decimal('223.560')}}
}
I am trying to "combine" the nested dictionaries for each top-level key into a string (that should form a sentence). For example:
1: Contact
2: My mail is [email protected]
So I am a bit in doubt on how to do this in Python. This is what I have currently:
for line in d:
for word_no, text in d[line].items():
print(text['text'])
This prints each text string, but doesn't combine anything. Can anyone guide me in the right direction?
You just need another iteration.
Ex:
from decimal import Decimal
d = {
1: {1: {'text': 'Contact', 'x0': Decimal('21.600')}},
2: {1: {'text': 'My mail is', 'x0': Decimal('21.600')},
2: {'text': '[email protected]', 'x0': Decimal('223.560')}}
}
for k, v in d.items():
print("{}: {}".format(k, " ".join(n["text"] for _, n in v.items()))) #Combine "text"
Output:
1: Contact
2: My mail is [email protected]
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