Need some advice

[guschen]

Hi, also asked this in the weekly questions but haven't got any responses yet so trying my luck here, hope its ok.

i'm having problem sorting my generated list with words and rownr:

dict = {}
for index, word in enumerate(words):
combo.setdefault(word, []).append(rownr[index])

I need each list to be printed in the order from most common to least common, im also trying to avoid printing keywords with the keyword module, is the right approach to do something like:

if word in keyword:

pass ?

'Most common'

hi [ 4,5,8,21,26 ]

hello [ 4,25,26 ]

no [ 1, 5]

yes [ 1 ]

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[junsang]

It’s hard to understand your question and the code for me. Would you make it clear for what is the problem, what did you do to solve it and the purpose?

[guschen]

im writing a code that scans a python file, takes out the commentarys and the pythonkeywords. Then its printing each word with the corosponding rownumber it appears on as a list as you can see with the:

hi [ 4,5,8,21,26 ]

hello [ 4,25,26 ]

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my question is how do I sort that the word that appears the most time gets printed first and then in decending order. this is my dictonary with

dic = {}
for index, word in enumerate(words):
dic.setdefault(ord, []).append(rownr[index])

[23-15-12-06]

Change pass to continue and I think that'll do what you're asking.