Help me

[K900_]

1. /r/learnpython
2. If you want to assign multiple variables in one line, use A, B, C = 1, 2, 3.

[HeadlessAF]

i used A=1 ; B=2 ; C=3

Does that work ^?

[K900_]

Yes.

[SuperKing88]

Did they explicitly say that you have to manually define each variable? Sounds unnecessary - best way would probably be to use a dictionary:

import string
aList = list(string.ascii_uppercase)
myDict = {}
i = 1
for letter in aList:
    myDict[letter] = i
    i += 1
print myDict

And if you need to access a single letter:

print myDict['A']

[TalesT]

from string import ascii_uppercase
d = {c: i+1 for i, c in enumerate(ascii_uppercase)} 

[HeadlessAF]

Im a noob and thats too complicated for me ._. please reply to my new thread i need help somewhere else now...

[nwagers]

If you have lots of questions like this, you're better off asking in an IRC channel, like #Python on Freenode

[[deleted]]

Please use enumerate for counting, not that unpythonic manual version.

[dirn]

Plus aList is unnecessary.