[Python] defaultdict(None)

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Janeiro 30, 2025.

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    I wish to have a dictionary which contains a set of state transitions. I presumed that I could do this using states = defaultdict(None), but it's not working as I expected. For example:

    states = defaultdict(None)
    if new_state_1 != states["State 1"]:
    dispatch_transition()


    I would have thought that states["State 1"] would return the value None and that if new_state is a bool that I would have gotten False for new_state != states["State 1"], but instead I get a KeyError.

    What am I doing wrongly?

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