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I am trying to figure out a simple way to take lines from a text document and turning them into keys in a dictionary (values don't matter, can be arbitrary). I was thinking something like: wordList = open('word.txt', 'r', -1) wordDict = {} for line in wordList: wordDict[line] = 0 but wordDict[line] looks for a integer index value right? What am I missing? I know it is a simple little syntax error. I have been looking on google, but haven't found a situation as simple as this.
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