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Not a dictionary for language, but data. I.e Car1[Make=”Honda”,Model=”Accord”,Colour=”Red”]
That’s how I’d do it in Python, but by the look of things, it’s harder to do on the web. I’m using PHP (not ASP).
Has anyone had any experience with writing this kind of thing on web? I’m open to JS etc if needs be. I’ve seen a couple of hacks for PHP, but would like to know anything more suited.
Dictionary from Python can be compared to associative arrays in (or, less probable, objects) PHP and simple objects (with similar notation as in Python, called JSON) in JavaScript, if you asked for that.