Message98628
[{}]*3 should produce a list of dictionaries that are 3 length long, which it does. However, one would expect that if you assign something to the keyword 'abc' in the first dicitonary (e.g., x[0]['abc'] = 'def') that the other dictionaries would remain blank (e.g., x = [{'abc': 'def'}, {}, {}]. However, it appears that each dictionary is filled (e.g., x = [{'abc':'def'}, {'abc':'def'}, {'abc':'def'}]).
Creating a list of dictionaries like this [{}, {}, {}] or appending a dictionary to a list like this list.append({}) does NOT produce this same effect, it produces the desired effect. |
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2010-01-31 21:18:27 | Andrew.Hays | set | recipients:
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2010-01-31 21:18:27 | Andrew.Hays | set | messageid: <1264972707.42.0.603624170105.issue7823@psf.upfronthosting.co.za> |
2010-01-31 21:18:25 | Andrew.Hays | link | issue7823 messages |
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