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I have a text file which contains duplicate car registration numbers with different values, like so: EDF768, Bill Meyer, 2456, Vet_Parking TY5678, Jane Miller, 8987, AgHort_Parking GEF123, Jill Black, 3456, Creche_Parking ABC234, Fred Greenside, 2345, AgHort_Parking GH7682, Clara Hill, 7689, AgHort_Parking JU9807, Jacky Blair, 7867, Vet_Parking KLOI98, Martha Miller, 4563, Vet_Parking ADF645, Cloe Freckle, 6789, Vet_Parking DF7800, Jacko Frizzle, 4532, Creche_Parking WER546, Olga Grey, 9898, Creche_Parking HUY768, Wilbur Matty, 8912, Creche_Parking EDF768, Jenny Meyer, 9987, Vet_Parking TY5678, Jo King, 8987, AgHort_Parking JU9807, Mike Green, 3212, Vet_Parking I want to create a dictionary from this data, which uses the registration numbers (first column) as keys and the data from the rest of the line for values. I wrote this code: data_dict = {} data_list = [] def createDictionaryModified(filename): path = "C:\Users\user\Desktop" basename = "ParkingData_Part3.txt" filename = path + "//" + basename file = open(filename) contents = file.read() print(contents,"\n") data_list = [lines.split(",") for lines in contents.split("\n")] for line in data_list: regNumber = line[0] name = line[1] phoneExtn = line[2] carpark = line[3].strip() details = (name,phoneExtn,carpark) data_dict[regNumber] = details print(data_dict,"\n") print(data_dict.items(),"\n") print(data_dict.values()) The problem is that the data file contains duplicate values for the registration numbers. When I try to store them in the same dictionary with data_dict[regNumber] = details , the old value is overwritten. How do I make a dictionary with duplicate keys? Sometimes people want to &qu
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