[Tutor] reformatting data and traspose dictionary

[Steven D'Aprano]

On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 01:18:22PM +0200, jarod_v6--- via Tutor wrote:
> Hi!!!
> I have this problems
> I have a dictionary  like this:
> 
> [Name_file ::position] = lines 

That doesn't look like Python syntax. What programming language is it 
from?

> #Samplename::chr10-43606756-C-T::['chr10', '43606756', '.', 'C', 'T', 
> #'100.00', 'PASS', 
> #'DP=439;TI=NM_020630,NM_020975;GI=RET,RET;FC=Synonymous_V455V,Synonymous_V455V;EXON', 
> #'GT:GQ:AD:VF:NL:SB:GQX', '0/1:100:387,52:0.1185:20:-100.0000:100']

I don't know what this means. It appears to be all comments starting 
with #.

> And I want to obtain this tables
> 
> Name_file on the row and position on the columns and the  one parametr inside of  lines
> 
> ie.
>                              chr10-43606756-C-T    ...
> Samplename    ,Synonymous_V455V

I don't understand what this means either.

Remember, we cannot see your input data, and we don't know what output 
data you want. Can you please show a *simplified* version? There is no 
need to use the full complexity of your actual data.

And please explain what your input data is or where is comes from. For 
example:

"I am reading data from a CSV file..."
"I am reading data from a text file..."
"I have a string..."
"I have a list of strings..."

and then show a *simplified* example:

data = "XXXXX:: ['a', 'b', 'c']"

and then show how you want that data to be processed:

output = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}  # the XXXX part is ignored


or whatever it is that you actually want. 



-- 
Steve