I can’t understand why … :-/ What is wrong in defining a dictionary in a more precise way? julia> x = Dict() Dict{Any,Any} with 0 entries julia> x["weight"]=105 105 julia> x["number"]=3 3 julia> x Dict{Any,Any} with 2 entries: "weight" => 105 "number" => 3 julia> y = Dict{String,Int64} Dic…

[image] Darione: julia> y = Dict{String,Int64} This doesn’t create a dict, but assigns the type to y. Instead, use y = Dict{String,Int64}()

How define this Dict more precise?

paulmelis July 28, 2020, 9:50am 2

This doesn’t create a dict, but assigns the type to y. Instead, use y = Dict{String,Int64}()

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