How to read a txt file like a dictionary in python
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Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
d = {}
with open("file.txt") as f:
for line in f:
(key, val) = line.split()
d[int(key)] = val
python
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Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
d = {}
with open("file.txt") as f:
for line in f:
(key, val) = line.split()
d[int(key)] = val
python
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Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
d = {}
with open("file.txt") as f:
for line in f:
(key, val) = line.split()
d[int(key)] = val
python
edited 14 mins ago
Mathias Ettinger
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asked 1 hour ago
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Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
Hello im trying to make my bot reading this txt file like if it was a dictionary, i ask for an account and he drop me his mail + alias + Pass and witheout repetition (imagine a player is using one of those accounts and another player login in the same account..)
Mail: epmLvQ7QtSbL@xitroo.com
Alias: epmLvQ7QtSbL
Pass: 1Ken&$de*d1}
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:13:57
###########################
Mail: WOVIlkOGCgme@xitroo.com
Alias: WOVIlkOGCgme
Pass: -aQxK>bu&ee^
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:20:46
###########################
Mail: DAN53XYcKico@xitroo.com
Alias: DAN53XYcKico
Pass: #w4q?ae=+6ZI
Creation: 28/12/2018 14:24:22
please guys help me i spend a lot of time at searching solution and didn't found solution of my problem; i tryed to make it like a dictionary whith codes like that but didn't work :
d = {}
with open("file.txt") as f:
for line in f:
(key, val) = line.split()
d[int(key)] = val
python
python
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Mathias Ettinger
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