Printing the values of a tuple [closed]

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Accessing tuple values

How to access the value of a and b in the following

       >> t=[]
       >> t.append(("a" , 1))
       >> t.append(("b" , 2))
       >> print t[0][0]
        a
       >> print t[1][0] 
         b

How to print the values of a and b

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Just do

print t[0][1]
print t[1][1]

But of course if you really want to look up for a or b, this is not the best construct, then you need a dict:

t = {}
t["a"] = 1
t["b"] = 2
print t["a"]
print t["b"]

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It's simpler than expected:

>> t=[]
>> t.append(("a" , 1))
>> t.append(("b" , 2))
>> dict(t).get('a') 
# 1

Happy Coding.

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>>> t
[('a', 1), ('b', 2)]
>>> t[0][1]
1
>>> t[1][1]
2

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print t[0][1]
print t[1][1]

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