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@@ -236,28 +236,6 @@ def main(): |
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# in results/cells, column_option and row_option refer to the key field, not the list index |
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# in column_option and row_option, missing value is coded as "", but coded as "." in key field |
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# What are the values of "column_option" and "row_option"? |
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# rc = rjson["results"]["cells"] |
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# for i in range(10): |
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# print(rc[i]) |
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# cols = [] |
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# rows = [] |
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# for v in rc: |
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# print(v.keys()) |
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# if v["column_option"] not in cols: |
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# cols.append(v["column_option"]) |
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# if v["row_option"] not in rows: |
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# rows.append(v["row_option"]) |
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# print(f"Cols: {sorted(cols)}") |
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# print(f"Rows: {sorted(rows)}") |
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# This just confirms that there are, in fact, 51 states incl. DC in this query |
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# ro = rjson["results"]["row"]["options"] |
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# titles = {} |
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# for v in ro: |
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# titles[int(v["key"])] = (v["title"]) |
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# for t in sorted(titles.keys()): |
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# print(f"{titles[t]}") |
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