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Pandas: Explode a list of nested dictionaries column and append as new rows Question: Please consider the below dict for example: d2 = [{‘event_id’: ‘t1’, ‘display_name’: ‘t1’, ‘form_count’: 0, ‘repetition_id’: None, ‘children’: [{‘event_id’: ‘t_01’, ‘display_name’: ‘t(1)’, ‘form_count’: 1, ‘repetition_id’: ‘t1’, ‘children’: [], ‘forms’: [{‘form_id’: ‘f1’, ‘form_repetition_id’: ‘1’, ‘form_name’: ‘fff1’, ‘is_active’: True, ‘is_submitted’: False}]}], ‘forms’: []}, …

Trying to use nested for loop to correctly parse nested list items Question: I have a nested list (derived from a psycopg2 psql query) that contains a list of company names, stock tickers, and industries. I am using a subsequent nested for loop to try and extract the 1st (company name) and 3rd (industry) elements …

Function to dynamically extract values from multiple nested dictionary in Python Question: The problem statement is to write a function which will take a input dictionary object and return a list of all the values, even in case of multi-level nested dictionaries inside the input dictionary object. Example of such a nested dictionary below: { …

How to group the same values into same key? Question: I have an assignment to do this things without import any helpful function, could you guys help me? Thanks! data = [ [‘num’,’e1′,’e2′,’e3′], [‘2002′,’p’,’r’,’i’], [‘2002′,’k’,’r’,’i’], [‘2001′,’k’,’r’,’e’], [‘2004′,’p’,’a’,’p’], [‘2004′,’p’,’s’,’f’] ] newlist = [ {‘num’: ‘2001’, ‘e1’: ‘k’, ‘e2’: ‘r’, ‘e3’: ‘e’}, {‘num’: ‘2002’, ‘e1’: ‘p’, ‘e2’: …

Making list from elements from each level of a nested list Question: I have a list: cleaner = [[‘Re:’, ’31_300323′, ‘RE777′]] I want to check if another list contains same value, I write: any(’31_300323’ in sl for sl in cleaner) , and get "True", but if I write: suka = [] for h in cleaner: …

Python for loop through nested dictionary question? Question: Trying to loop through a nested dictionary and want to store values into name, age and occupation. Without manually creating those variables within the for loop. Is this even possible? Just trying to create cleaner looking code. Thank you. people = { 1: {"name": "Simon", "age": 20, …

Using a list to find occurrences in a nested dictionary Question: So I have a nested dictionary: {1: {‘letter’: ‘A’, ‘is_vowel’: True, ‘point_value’: 1}, 2: {‘letter’: ‘B’, ‘is_vowel’: False, ‘point_value’: 3}, 3: {‘letter’: ‘C’, ‘is_vowel’: False, ‘point_value’: 3}, 4: {‘letter’: ‘D’, ‘is_vowel’: False, ‘point_value’: 2}, 5: {‘letter’: ‘E’, ‘is_vowel’: True, ‘point_value’: 1}, 6: {‘letter’: ‘F’, …

Nested dictionary for loop with def (INDENTENTION PROBLEM) Question: I am learning Python with the 2°Ed. Automate the boring stuff with python, and I came across with a indentention problem. Can someone explain what I am doing wrong? I am trying to add a indentention after the for loop to insert the num_brought value, but …

Python: return nested dict of values Question: I’m typing 3 list of loops, and I need return dict like in docstring. And it’s wrong. How can I solve problem? For each period you have to count incomes and expenses and total occurrence. Changes out of functions body are not allowed. Additional imports are not allowed. …

Comparing the Sum of expanding deck sizes and increasing draws per replicates in decks (using python 3.10) Question: So here are the rules The base deck is [2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10] which we can call Deck Size 1 For each increase in Deck Size the deck is extend to include a replicated copy. each deck is extend [7,8,9,10] …