I am looking to write a function in Python which accepts a dictionary and a key as a parameter HTML is a line containing two cells. I want to put the key / value pair in the dictionary with the dictionary
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d = {'year': 1999, 'director': 'Mike Judge ',' Title ':' Office Space '} The function may look like but my guess is;
DIF create HTMLRow (d, 'title'): s = & lt; Table range = "1" & gt; \ Ns = s + "& lt; tr & gt; \ n" s = s + "\ t | line1, cell 1 \ n" s = s + \ N "s = s +" & lt; / tr & gt; \ n " Is this the right direction to go in? I want to use my Python code on Google App Engine, which is why I am writing HTML in Python. create def HTML rau (d, 'title '): "Post-lesson" itemprop = "text"> S = "& lt; tr & gt; \ n \ t" s + = "& lt; td>% (year) d & lt ; / Td> \ n \ t "s + =" & lt; td> gt (%) \ n "s + =" This sample uses Python string formatting with the dictionary.
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