Question

I am before my last milestone preparing suitable output. Its quite simple, I think, but my approach doesn’t work:

Given an dictionary like

mydict = {x1: (val1, dist1, (lat1, lon1)), x2: (val2, dist2, (lat2, lon2)), ...}

I tried to sort this in a nested way in an array, first using the “values” and if equals, sorting for “dist”.

However, I did my homework and tried it using this way:

import operator
s = sorted(mydict.iteritems(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))

The thing is that if the sort method would be appliable to tuples, it would be quite easy, because it’s already in the right order.

Unfortunately I get:

‘list’ object is not callable

Do you have an idea?

Answer 1

Is it possible you overwrote the name sorted with a list value?