class Word():
    def __init__(self, chosen_word=''):
        self.chosen_word = chosen_word   
 
   
    def create_list_dict(self):
        letter_list = []
        letter_list = list(self.chosen_word)
        print(letter_list)
        letters_dict = {}
        for letters in letter_list:     
            letters_dict['letter'] = letters
            letters_dict['guessed'] = False            
            print(letters_dict)
            complete_list = []
            complete_list.append(letters_dict)
            print(complete_list)


hello = Word('hello')

print(hello.create_list_dict()

currently have this code but it prints out separate dictionaries and lists for each of the letters and I want to create a list of dictionaries from each letter in a given word. Any suggestions?

CodePudding user response：

class Word():
    def __init__(self, chosen_word=''):
        self.chosen_word = chosen_word

    def create_list_dict(self):
        letter_list = []
        letter_list = list(self.chosen_word)
        #print(letter_list)
        letter_dict = {}
        complete_list = []

        for letter in letter_list:
            letter_dict = {f'letter {letter}': f'guessed {False}'}
            complete_list.append(letter_dict)

        return(complete_list)

hello = Word('hello')

print(hello.create_list_dict())

CodePudding user response：

I think Mark's solution is good. Getting to data is more simple with that solution :
Example getting the 2nd letter data :
complete_list = hello.create_list_dict()

print(complete_list[1]['letter'])
print(complete_list[1]['guessed'])

CodePudding user response：

Please upvote if the below solution works for you. Thanks

class Word():
    def __init__(self, chosen_word=''):
        self.chosen_word = chosen_word

    def create_list_dict(self):
        complete_list = []
        letter_list = list(self.chosen_word)
        letters_dict = {}
        for letters in letter_list:
            letters_dict['letter'] = letters
            letters_dict['guessed'] = False
            complete_list.append(letters_dict)
        print complete_list


hello = Word('hello')

print(hello.create_list_dict())

Output :

[{'guessed': False, 'letter': 'o'}, {'guessed': False, 'letter': 'o'}, {'guessed': False, 'letter': 'o'}, {'guessed': False, 'letter': 'o'}, {'guessed': False, 'letter': 'o'}]