Pythonic / itertools way to go through a dict?
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def reportCSV(t):
ret = ''
for ev in t:
for p in t[ev]:
for w in t[ev][p]:
ret += ','.join((ev, p, w, t[ev][p][w])) + '\n'
return ret
What is a more pythonic way to do this, e.g. using itertools or the like?
In this case I'm just writing it out to a CSV file. t is a dict t[ev] is a dict t[ev][p] is a dict t[ev][p][w] is a float
I'm not sure how I'd use itertools.product in this case.
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