14.06.2017 · In Python 3, dict.keys() returns a dict_keys object (a view of the dictionary) which does not have remove method; unlike Python 2, where dict.keys() returns a list ...
#Ks.sort() #AttributeError: 'dict_keys' object has no attribute 'sort' In Python 3.X you must either convert to a list manually or use the sorted call on either a keys view or the dictionary itself: Ks = list(Ks) # Force it to be a list and then sort Ks.sort() for k in Ks: print (k, D[k]) # 2.X: omit outer parens in prints Demo
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05.12.2015 · jacebrowning added a commit to jacebrowning/memegen that referenced this issue on Dec 5, 2015. Work around MacFSEvents==0.5 issue. 6e5874e. malthe/macfsevents#31. malthe closed this on Dec 6, 2015. jacebrowning mentioned this issue on Dec 6, 2015. Remove slots for Python 3 compatibility #33.
Jun 15, 2017 · In Python 3, dict.keys() returns a dict_keys object (a view of the dictionary) which does not have remove method; unlike Python 2, where dict.keys() returns a list object. ...
AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'encode', Programmer All, we have been working hard to make a technical sharing website that all programmers love.
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19.04.2021 · 当我在一次写下如下代码时，报错AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'has_key'： if not my_dict.has_key(my_key): 当时真的是一脸懵逼，我在Python2的时候一直这样写的，为什么会错呢？后来经过查询文档发现，在Python3中废除了dict的has_key()方法。那么，如果我们还想实现上...
Dec 05, 2015 · jacebrowning added a commit to jacebrowning/memegen that referenced this issue on Dec 5, 2015. Work around MacFSEvents==0.5 issue. 6e5874e. malthe/macfsevents#31. malthe closed this on Dec 6, 2015. jacebrowning mentioned this issue on Dec 6, 2015. Remove slots for Python 3 compatibility #33.
This initialises a simple csv writer dict_writer = csv.writer(f)(not dictionary), then inputs the fieldnames as a normal row for the header dict_writer.writerow(fieldnames) and finally inserts only the values as in your example. Note that for my json string I had to transpose the values first as in r=zip(*rows.values()). Hope this helps.