Python Twitter -- let's say I have a list and I want to convert that list to a Python dict with subkeys.
For example a list: ["og","image","width",1200]
I want to create a dict like:
d['og']['image']['width'] = 1200
Is there a glamourous way to do this?
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The other issue is that the list could be an arbritary length but the last element is always the value for all the nested keys. But that's a helpful start!
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This is actually the most elegant answer I've seen after reviewing a few stack overflow articles. Really nice job here.