How to create new key in dictionary depends on old key in Python

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di={'name':['a','b','c'],'sex':['f','m','f'],'age':[22,33,22]}
I have one dictionary and keys are name,sex,age. I have to create two more new key like
new_age and gender.
new_age is like whoever below 30 then age+5 else age+10
gender is like if m then male if f female
For your reference:
{'name':['a','b','c'],'sex':['f','m','f'],'age':[22,33,22],'gender':['female','male','female'],'new_age':[27,43,27}

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di={'name':['a','b','c'],'sex':['f','m','f'],'age':[22,33,22]}
I have one dictionary and keys are name,sex,age. I have to create two more new key like
new_age and gender.
new_age is like whoever below 30 then age+5 else age+10
gender is like if m then male if f female
For your reference:
{'name':['a','b','c'],'sex':['f','m','f'],'age':[22,33,22],'gender':['female','male','female'],'new_age':[27,43,27}

Posted 28-Mar-21 18:24pm

hari kumar 2021

Updated 28-Mar-21 21:45pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2021-03-28T21:45:00

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di={'name':['a','b','c'],'sex':['f','m','f'],'age':[22,33,22]}
new_age = []
for age in di['age']:
    if age < 30:
        new_age.append(age + 5)
    else:
        new_age.append(age + 10)
di['new_age'] = new_age

See 5. Data Structures — Python 3.9.2 documentation[^].

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I notice that i already explained this to you the other day at How to order the values in dictionaries in Python[^]. You need to spend more time studying the documentation.
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