Hello i'm new to python and i'm trying to make a dictionary that can contain multiple dictionaries (depending on how many the user wants) and each dictionary has the same keys as the previous one. with an output similar to this :
{0: {'Name': 'test1', 'Matiere': ['algo','python'], 'Notes': [[11,12],[15,13]},
1: {'Name': 'test2', 'Matiere': ['algo'], 'Notes': [[11]]}}
but what i'm getting is that the values of the 2nd dictionary are overwriting the first one's and i'm left with an output like this :
{0: {'Name': 'test2', 'Matiere': ['algo'], 'Notes': [[11]}},
1: {'Name': 'test2', 'Matiere': ['algo'], 'Notes': [[11]]}}
Here's my code :
def ajout():
TS = int(input("Donner le nombre d'etudiants: "))
tmp=[]
for i in range(TS):
Student['Name']=input(f"Donner le nom de L'etudiant n{i 1}: ")
x=int(input("Donner le nombre de matieres : "))
for j in range(x):
tmp.append(input(f"Donner la matiere n{j 1}: "))
Student['Matiere']=tmp
tmp=[]
tmp1=[]
for j in range(len(Student['Matiere'])):
y=int(input(f"Donner le nombre de notes du {Student['Matiere'][j]}: "))
for k in range(y):
tmp.append(int(input(f"Donner la note n{k 1}: ")))
tmp1.append(tmp)
tmp=[]
Student['Notes']=tmp1
print(Student)
Students[i]={}
Students[i]=Student
print(Students)
ajout()
What Can I change to make it not overwrite the values, but instead have different values depending on what the user types.
PS : here's an image of the
CodePudding user response:
I suppose you initialized Student
outside of ajout
' scope.
Hence, each time you do Students[i]=Student
the same variable is added to the dict, erasing the new one you instantiate with Students[i]={}
. As Student
is always the same underlying dict structure, each elements in Students
are actually referencing only on dict. This also explain why doing Student['whatever'] = ...
is modifying every element of Students
.
Try inserting Student = {}
somewhere at the beginning of ajout
;)
On a side note, there is few useless tmp=[]
, you only need one here !