If you can quickly generate a dictionary from two lists

Built in functions zip()：

Used to take iteratable objects as parameters , Package the corresponding elements in the object into a tuple , Then return a list of these tuples .

items = ['Fruits','Books','Others']
prices = [96,78,85]
lst = dict(zip(items,prices))
print(lst)

The above code passes zip() Function pair items and prices Pack two lists , And adjust the result to the dictionary type to assign lst, The printouts are as follows ：

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If the third line of code , We will not zip() The result of is adjusted to dict（ Dictionaries ） type , Can you output the dictionary directly ？

items = ['Fruits','Books','Others']
prices = [96,78,85]
lst = zip(items,prices)
print(lst)

The input result is as follows ：

Directly through zip() Function does not directly get a dictionary , because zip() function , What is returned is a traversal object , use for Yes zip() The result is a traversal output ：

items = ['Fruits','Books','Others']
prices = [96,78,85]
lst = zip(items,prices)
for i in lst:
	print(i)

Output is as follows ：

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  You can also generate dictionaries in the following ways ：

items = ['Fruits','Books','Others']
prices = [96,78,85]
lst = {item:price for item, price in zip(items,prices)}
print(lst)

Output is as follows ：