Adding to an element in a list of elements attached to a key in a dictionary (Python)
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Adding to an element in a list of elements attached to a key in a dictionary (Python)
players = "Mark": 0, "Bob": 0
print(players["Mark"])
players["Mark"] += 1
print(players["Mark"])
Gives output
0
1
Now I want to use this
players = "Mark": [1, 2, 3], "Bob": [1, 2, 3]
I only want to add 1 to the first element in the list attached to the key "Mark". Then, I want to print that first element.
How would I do this?
1 Answer
1
Like so:
players = "Mark": [0,1,2], "Bob": [0,1,2]
print(players["Mark"])
players["Mark"][0] += 1
print(players["Mark"][0])
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