Python, the same "for" for two lists
arrays, list, python
Solution
Use `zip()` to merge `a` and `b`:
dict(zip(a, b))
Because the `dict()` constructor also can take a sequence of (key, value) pairs no for loops are needed at all.
Problem
I have two lists ``` a: a, b, c, d, e b: blue, white, brown, yellow, red ``` I need a to become blue's key in a dictonary, so i need to do this: ``` dictonary[a]="blue" ``` but how do I do it using the same for...