In python, trying to convert the key-value pair from integer to string.
Input:
data = [
{'code': 123456, 'value': 32},
{'code': 987654, 'value': 12}
]
Expected Output
data = [
{'code': '123456', 'value': 32},
{'code': '987654', 'value': 12}
]
Trying for code-value.
for row in data:
row['code'] = str(row['code'])
Here's a dictionary comprehension inside a list comprehension to achieve this:
data = [
{'code': 123456, 'value': 32},
{'code': 987654, 'value': 12}
]
new_data = [{k: str(v) if k == 'code' else v for k, v in d.items()} for d in data]
where new_data will hold the data in your desired format as:
[{'code': '123456', 'value': 32}, {'code': '987654', 'value': 12}]
Inside the dictionary comprehension I am checking whether the key is 'code', and type-casting the value to str in case of a match.
'code'frominttostr. Is that what you mean?