I have the following list of lists:
sims1 = [[(2, 0.90452874), (1, 0.83522302), (4, 0.77591574), (0, 0.72705799), (3, 0.52282226)],
[(3, 0.79298556), (1, 0.78112978), (2, 0.76006395), (0, 0.58570701), (4, 0.40093967)],
[(2, 0.9549554), (1, 0.71705657), (0, 0.58731651), (3, 0.43987277), (4, 0.38266104)],
[(2, 0.96805269), (4, 0.68034023), (1, 0.66391909), (0, 0.64251828), (3, 0.50730866)],
[(2, 0.84748113), (4, 0.8338449), (1, 0.61795002), (0, 0.60271078), (3, 0.20899911)]]
I would like to name each list in the list according to these strings: url = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd']. So for example,
>>> a
[(2, 0.90452874), (1, 0.83522302), (4, 0.77591574), (0, 0.72705799), (3, 0.52282226)]
>>> b
[(3, 0.79298556), (1, 0.78112978), (2, 0.76006395), (0, 0.58570701), (4, 0.40093967)]
etc. So how do I accomplish this in Python?
You can use dictionary:
names = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
named_sims1 = dict(zip(names, sims1))
print(named_sims1['a'])
If you want to access the variables as a instead of x.a or x['a'], you can use this:
exec(",".join(names) + ' = ' + str(sims1)) # ensure same length
But I am not sure, if this is recommended.
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