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What I am trying to do is create a dictionary within a dictionary. It is supposed to be a movie lover's club in which you can add movies to a member's account, but when I try to add it, it gets overwritten. Below is my code:

I have a dictionary of dictionaries, d:

I'm new to Python and trying to wirte a simple password reset code sample to learn about sets, dictionaries, and exception handlers. To reset a password, the program must first take in both the student_id and user_id and confirms their ID against the list. If the student_id and user_id match, it will prompt the user for their admission term as an extra security measure. If all things match, the program will greet the user by name and prompt their to enter their new password. The new password cannot match any of the user's previous passwords. The program should not quit until the user asks to quit or successfully logs in (note, resetting the password should not be the end and we may give the user a "quit" option if they decide they do not want to change their password.).

The program should run similar to the following:

I'm attempting to convert two lists to json.

For example :

I'm following the 'Apache Spark with Scala - Hands on with Big Data' course on Udemy.
In one of the lectures, you have to set up an EMR environment and submit a JAR file to the cluster.
When submitting the code, I get the following error.
Edit: code does actually proceed after the error.

I have a broadcast variable which is constructed in the following manner

• Print a dataset with Movie Name & Number of times it has been rated.
  
• That's a simple way to get the most "popular" movie

• One file called "u.data" with movieID, userID, ratings, timestamp
  
• One file called "u.item" with movieID and movie name and information about - each movie
  

• Create a dictionnary key = MovieID, values = Name from the u.item files
  
• Broadcast the dictionary to the executioner nodes on the cluster
  
• Create a rdd with the MovieID and 1 on each line
  
• Reduce this rdd by movieID and sum each one
  
• Flip the key(movieID) and the value(Total) to sort the dataset by this total
  

• Then I should map the movieID with the broadcasted dictionary but I get a syntax error on this line:
  sortedMoviesWithNames = sortedMovies.map(lambda (count, movie) : (nameDict.value[movie], count))

This code example is from cookbook for Apache Spark and Python. All others codings exercises work perfectly on my environment. Windows 10 / Canopy / Python 3.5 / Spark 2.3.2 I've checked the broadcasted dictionary it's ok, and already print the sortedMovies RDD which is ok too. I've checked the online errata of the book, nothing too.

I'm wondering if this is a syntax error due to the Python version or something like that.

I tried my best to look for other answers, but I don't manage to find out how I can do it.

I have a dictionary like this:

I have been trying to do Problem 22 on Project Euler, but I cannot seem to get the right answer or see any problem with my code. I copied and pasted the contents of the txt file rather than accessing it directly from my code.

https://projecteuler.net/problem=22