I have the following table coming from SQL:
b_num loc max_neg_m
10 0.89 -480050
10 0.93 -144107
10 0.96 -364381
10 1 -699219
100 0 -904713
100 0.2 -772981
100 0.41 -645617
100 0.5 -563448
100 0.67 -520747
100 1 -218334
1000 0 -112367
1000 0.05 15976
with a python code, I'm looking to store a 2D array of loc, max_neg_m for each unique b_num.
a=dict()
a.keys(b_num)
a.values=[loc,max_neg_m]
I appreciate any help.
Yes, storing 2D arrays as dictionary values is absolutely possible. Do this:
dictionary = {}
# Replace ``sql_query_result`` with the appropriate value.
for b_num, loc, max_neg_m in sql_query_result:
if b_num not in dictionary.keys():
dictionary[b_num] = []
dictionary[b_num].append([loc, max_neg_m])