Lichen

Annotated tests/dict.py

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2017-03-12 Paul Boddie Support deduction on invoked alias-initialising accesses.
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def f(d):
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    return d.keys()
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def g(d):
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    for key, value in d.items():
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        return value
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d = {10 : "a", 20 : "b", "c" : 30, (1, 2) : "d"}
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print "# d:",
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print d
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print d[10]                             # a
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print d[20]                             # b
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print d["c"]                            # 30
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print d[(1, 2)]                         # d
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try:
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    print d[30]                         # should fail with an exception
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except KeyError, exc:
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    print "d[30]: key not found", exc.key
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print d.get(30)                         # None
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print d.get(30, "c")                    # c
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print d.has_key(20)                     # True
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print d.has_key(30)                     # False
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l = f(d)
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print "# l:",
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print l
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print 10 in l                          	# True
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print 20 in l                          	# True
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print "c" in l                          # True
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print "d" in l                          # False
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print 30 in l                          	# False
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print (1, 2) in l                       # True
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l = d.values()
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print "# l:",
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print l
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print "a" in l                          # True
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print "b" in l                          # True
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print "c" in l                          # False
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print "d" in l                          # True
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print 30 in l                           # True
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print (1, 2) in l                       # False
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v = g(d) # either "a" or "b" or 30 or "d"
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print "# v:",
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print v
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print v == "a" or v == "b" or v == 30 or v == "d"   # True
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print v == 10 or v == 20 or v == "c" or v == (1, 2) # False
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l = d.items()
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print "# l:",
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print l
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print (10, "a") in l                    # True
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print ("c", 30) in l                    # True
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print ((1, 2), "d") in l                # True
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print (10, "b") in l                    # False
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# Try to put a list key in a dictionary.
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try:
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    d[[1, 2]] = "e"
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    print d[[1, 2]]
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except TypeError:
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    print "d[[1, 2]]: key not appropriate"
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# Attempt to remove items.
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del d[20]
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print d.has_key(20)                     # False
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try:
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    del d[30]                           # should fail with an exception
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except KeyError, exc:
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    print "del d[30]: key not found", exc.key
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# Clear the dictionary.
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d.clear()
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print d                                 # {}