Throw TypeError: unhashable type: 'list' in Python 3.8.2
Dung Do Tien
Aug 22 2021
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Hello, I have a small problem. I have an array to management range age of the human. You can see as below:
age_range=[
{
"name":"Little Boy",[0,4]:"Little boy age",
"name":"Children",[5,15]:"Children age",
"name":"Younger",[16,30]:"Younger age"
}
]
print(age_range)
But when I trying to print out my array I get an error throw TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 2, in <module>
{
TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'
I don't understand what is unhashable to an array?
Anyone can explain it to me?
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An Pham Truong Aug 22 2021
This error raises because your object keys are an array, it's not a single value.
So to use a range key value in an object, you can use
tuple()method to help defined value. See an example below:age_range=[ { "name":"Little Boy",tuple([0,4]):"Little boy age", "name":"Children",tuple([5,15]):"Children age", "name":"Younger",tuple([16,30]):"Younger age" } ] print(age_range)#OUTPUT [{'name': 'Younger', (0, 4): 'Little boy age', (5, 15): 'Children age', (16, 30): 'Younger age'}]I hope it is useful for you.
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