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Why do I get ValueError: Too many values to unpack, when I run this code?
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Why do I get ValueError: Too many values to unpack, when I run this code?
Why do I get ValueError: Too many values to unpack, when I run
this code?
"GE0124") import itertools import re Emner = ["INF0100", "INF0104", "INF0125", "ECON100", "ECON110", "ECON218", "GE0100", "GE0113", Karakterer = {"INF0100":"C", "INF0104":"B", "ECON100":"A", "GE0100":"0"} def emneliste(): global Emner global karakterer emne, kar = zip(*Karakterer) ans = [list(filter(None, i)) for i in itertools.zip_longest (emne, kar)] print(ans) 1
this code?
"GE0124") import itertools import re Emner = ["INF0100", "INF0104", "INF0125", "ECON100", "ECON110", "ECON218", "GE0100", "GE0113", Karakterer = {"INF0100":"C", "INF0104":"B", "ECON100":"A", "GE0100":"0"} def emneliste(): global Emner global karakterer emne, kar = zip(*Karakterer) ans = [list(filter(None, i)) for i in itertools.zip_longest (emne, kar)] print(ans) 1
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