Dictionary value remains unchanged in "for" loop

[Borden]

k= {}
for i in range(0, 101):
    k[i]=0
for j in range(0, 2):
    number=raw_input("give number")
    if number in k: #This part doesn't seem to work
        k[j]+=1
print k

Thanks in advance!

[bvdet]

raw_input() always returns a string. Your dictionary keys are integers.

[Borden]

thanks for your reply,I changed it to "input" but still doesn't work :/

[bvdet]

It works using input() and type casting number to int.

>>> {0: 1, 1: 1, 2: 0, 3: 0, 4: 0,............. ...

As you can see, k[0] and k[1] are incremented by 1.

[Borden]

huh!Well,yes it does,but just not how i wanted!lol.I want the program to expect a number(0-80) from the user and then show on a "matrix" how many times that number was given!But it appears i am way far from that right now!Anyway,than ks for your time.

[Borden]

My demanding is false,I wanted to change the keys of a dict,something that can't be done.I will use lists for my program now.Sorry for your trouble!