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Asked: June 3, 20262026-06-03T09:39:25+00:00 2026-06-03T09:39:25+00:00

Need some help please with this error : TypeError : ‘unicode’ object does not

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Need some help please with this error :

TypeError: ‘unicode’ object does not support item assignment

Ligne : menuDic[str(menu.id)][‘menuDishes’][str(d.dish.dishType.name)][‘dishTypeName’][str(d.dish.id)] = {}

def getDishOfTheWeek():
    menuDic = Ddict(dict)
    for menu in Menus.select().where(state = True):
        menuDic[str(menu.id)]={}
        menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuId']=menu.id
        menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuName']=menu.name
        menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuCountry']=menu.country.name
        menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes']={}
        for d in DishMenuRels.select().where(menu = menu.id).join(Dishes).join(DishTypes).order_by('name')
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)] = {}
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'] = d.dish.dishType.name
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)] = {}
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)]['dishId'] = d.dish.id
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)]['dishState'] = d.dish.name
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)]['dishType'] = d.dish.price
            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)]['dishName'] = d.dish.country.name
    print json.dumps(menuDic, indent=5, sort_keys=True)

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    2026-06-03T09:39:26+00:00Added an answer on June 3, 2026 at 9:39 am

    Here, you assign the value d.dish.dishType.name, which appears to be a unicode string, to the dictionary key 'dishTypeName'.

            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]\
                   ['dishTypeName'] = d.dish.dishType.name
    

    Then, you use item assignment on that value; the below is identical to d.dish.dishType.name[str(d.dish.id)] = {}.

            menuDic[str(menu.id)]['menuDishes'][str(d.dish.dishType.name)]\
                   ['dishTypeName'][str(d.dish.id)] = {}
    

    Needless to say, that results in an error, because d.dish.dishType.name is an immutable string.

    May I add that you would be better off breaking these assignments apart into smaller pieces, perhaps with a few functions? These long assignment statements — as I’m sure you’ve noticed — are very hard to interpret and debug.

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