how to save result from for loop in variable

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y = Data_read.loc[:, ((Data_read == 0) | (Data_read == 1) ).all()]
a = pd.isna(Data_read)

for parameter in y:
    aa = {}
    aa[parameter] = aa
    aa = 'binary parameter =' , parameter
    print(aa)
for parameter in a:
   if a[parameter].any() == True or parameter in y:
         bb = 'Invalid Parameter = ', parameter
         print(bb)
   
         
   else:
      cc = 'Valid Parameter = ', parameter
      print(cc)

When I try to print the value for aa I only get one variable in result, how can I save all the variables from loop in aa.

Remove aa = 'binary parameter =' , parameter and just print it. — Guy
– Guy, Commented Aug 16, 2022 at 11:03

Berkay Berabi · Accepted Answer · 2022-08-16 11:17:41Z

2

You have two problems in your code.

You are overriding the aa variable on this line:

aa = 'binary parameter =' , parameter

Initially, you declared aa to be a set, but now you set it to something else. You have to use another variable name.

You redefine the aa variable at the start of each for loop on this line:

aa = {}

Again it creates the same problem. Every time for loop runs, you start with an empty dictionary. You must move this line out of the for-loop

answered Aug 16, 2022 at 11:17

Berkay Berabi

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