python - Represent a table as object -


is there standard way represent table contains relational data in python ? mean, this:

      singular   plural 1st.  make     make 2nd.  make   make 3d.   makes   make 

i data accessible both rows , columns, this:

1st. singular -> make 1st.          -> make, make plural 3d.    -> make plural        -> make, make, make 

i can't see way store data efficiently, without redundancy. better can think of use multiple dictionaries (one per row , 1 per column), each contain many keys there rows or columns associated dictionary itself, plus 1 special key contain associated values.

i guess has been addressed, that's why ask.

as alternative other answer, can use namedtuple suggested @jamylak:

from collections import namedtuple  class verb(namedtuple("_verb",  # arbitrary class name/tag                       ["singular1", "singular2", "singular3",                        "plural1", "plural2", "plural3"])):     @property     def singular(self):         return (self.singular1, self.singular2, self.singular3)      # plural      @property     def first_person(self):         return (self.singular1, self.plural1)      # 2nd , 3rd person 

now "make" can represented as

verb("make", "make", "makes", "make", "make", "make") 

and again, can optimized leveraging simplicity of english conjugations.

the downside of solution doesn't allow changing individual fields in table, because namedtuple immutable. if want make changes, use ordinary class __slots__.


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