在 Python 中合并两个对象
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Merge two objects in Python
提问by Chris Dutrow
Is there a good way to merge two objects in Python? Like a built-in method or fundamental library call?
有没有一种在 Python 中合并两个对象的好方法？像内置方法或基本库调用？
Right now I have this, but it seems like something that shouldn't have to be done manually:
现在我有这个，但似乎不需要手动完成：
def add_obj(obj, add_obj):
for property in add_obj:
obj[property] = add_obj[property]
Note: By "object", I mean a "dictionary": obj = {}
注意：“对象”是指“字典”： obj = {}
采纳答案by phihag
回答by Has QUIT--Anony-Mousse
How about
怎么样
merged = dict()
merged.update(obj)
merged.update(add_obj)
Note that this is really meant for dictionaries.
请注意，这实际上是针对字典的。
If objalready is a dictionary, you can use obj.update(add_obj), obviously.
如果obj已经是字典obj.update(add_obj)，显然可以使用。
