Python - Read a text file into a dictionary

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Great got some idea but could you please guide how to make dictionary of sql table ?

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George, This is late though. What if the order of the values are changed in the text file and how do you map it to the correct keys. Assuming we know the keys already.

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hy my teacher gave me assignment can anybody help me???????

Adding x[-1] = x[-1].strip() after x = line.split(',')

will also do the trick. It selects the last element in the list x and then strips off whitespace. WhiteSpace is defined as any character or series of characters that represent horizontal or vertical space in typography. When rendered, a whitespace character does not correspond to a visible mark, but typically does occupy an area on a page. Thus running strip without any parameters removes whitespace. Just another way to do the same thing.

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there's a much easier solution. Try using d[a]=b[:-1]

I keep getting the file unsupported not readable

how do I fix "index list out of range?"

Thanks, you helped me with my school project

I did this however when i go to print(d) it seems that it's only saved the last line of the text file to the dictionary. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Great example....what if you have 10 columns as a list of values mapped to the dictionary key? How would you get rid of the "\n"?

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Or, x = line.replace("\n",",").split(","). It works too!

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Can't we just add "b=x[1:-1]" at the 'b' part?

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Actually in this case the \n is on the 'b' part so just do:
    b = b[:-1]

Another way to remove the \n from each line is this:
      x=x[:-1]