Issue
How can I change my list in a Bigger example
From:
b = rdd_two.rdd.map(list)
for new_rrd_list in b.collect():
print(new_rrd_list)
output look like this:
['lunar', 2.862386971953217]
['satellite', 2.7074850119674734]
['needs', 3.7074850119674734]
['fuel', 3.230363757247811]
['regular', 4.008515007631455]
['orbit', 2.646787171613862]
['corrections', 3.5313937529117925]
To:
print(wanted_list)
output:
[{'lunar': 2.862386971953217,
'satellite': 2.7074850119674734,
'needs': 3.7074850119674734,
'fuel': 3.230363757247811,
'regular': 4.008515007631455,
'orbit': 2.646787171613862,
'corrections': 3.5313937529117925}
]
Solution
This loop doesn't give you a single list, it iterates over everything in b.collect()
and produces a sequence of different lists:
for new_rrd_list in b.collect():
print(new_rrd_list)
To get your wanted_list
(a list containing a single dictionary whose keys and values come from pairs yielded by b.collect()
), you want to instead turn that iterable into a dict, and then put that dict in a list:
wanted_list = [dict(b.collect())]
Answered By - Samwise
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