Python-random-dictionnary-list-generator
Class to generate random list or dictionnary in python
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This object is used to automatically generate a list or a dictionary according to the size you specify.
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This size is defined at the instantiation of the object.
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By default, it generates a list or a dictionary of 5 elements.
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You can also specify the size of the list or dictionary when calling the method.
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You can also specify the size of keys/values when instantiating or calling the object
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examples :
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#Instantiation with default parameters
rd_ld = RandomListOrDictionnary(size=5, key_length=3, values_length=5)
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#We can specify the size
my_list = rd_ld.createRandomDictionnary(3)
my_dict = rd_ld.createRandomList(3)
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