How to convert multiple lists to dictionaries in python?
Question: 
    ['*a*', '*b*', '*c*', '*d*', '*f*','*g*']
    ['11', '22', '33', '44', '', '55']
    ['66', '77', '88', '', '99', '10']
    ['23', '24', 'sac', 'cfg', 'dfg', '']
    

need to put in dictionary as:

    
    
    {a : ('11','66','23'),b : ('22','77','24'),c : ('33','88','sac'),d :('44','','cfg')}
    

The rows are read from a CSV file:

    
    
    import csv
    csvFile = csv.reader(open("sach.csv", "rb"))
    for row in csvFile:
        print row
    

code which is tried shown above, The output of row is shown above which has
many lists. please help me to put it in dictionary format as shown above.


Answer: Zip the rows:

    
    
    with open("sach.csv", "rb") as csv_infile:
        reader = csv.reader(csv_infile)
        yourdict = {r[0].replace('*', ''): r[1:] for r in zip(*reader)}
    

The [`zip()` function](http://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#zip)
does the pairing for you, by passing in the `reader` object with the `*`
argument Python will loop over the CSV rows and pass each row as a separate
argument to `zip()`.

