Can A single hash tabble do the work done by 2 hash tables?

[nikhiladt]

Hi

I am having a code in which I am using 2 hash tables for storing 2 values for a particular key on which i do some mathametical operation. Can i store the two values for a particualr key with using only 1 hash table???

can anyone help me on that ASAP

thanks

[bartonc]

Hi

I am having a code in which I am using 2 hash tables for storing 2 values for a particular key on which i do some mathametical operation. Can i store the two values for a particualr key with using only 1 hash table???

can anyone help me on that ASAP

thanks

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[bvdet]

Hi

I am having a code in which I am using 2 hash tables for storing 2 values for a particular key on which i do some mathametical operation. Can i store the two values for a particualr key with using only 1 hash table???

can anyone help me on that ASAP

thanks

A dictionary is the Python version of a hash table. Dictionaries can associate an object with each key. The object can be a single value, a list, tuple, set, another dictionary, etc. As you can see, there is no reason you must store two separate values with the same key in separate dictionaries. Check out this thread: http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread618948.html