Hi,

For this purpose we can use Counter from Python collections.

What is Python Counter?

Python Counter is a collection library and it is used to hold the count of each of the elements present in the container.

The counter class is a sub-class which is available inside the dictionary class.

Here is the complete example code:

from collections import Counter

term1 = {"physics":20,"chemistry":20,"math":25,"english":25}
term2 = {"physics":25,"chemistry":28,"math":35,"english":30}
term3 = {"physics":30,"chemistry":25,"math":29,"english":34}


sumAllTerms= Counter(term1) + Counter(term2) + Counter(term3)

print(sumAllTerms)

This program generates following output:

>>> from collections import Counter
>>> 
>>> term1 = {"physics":20,"chemistry":20,"math":25,"english":25}
>>> term2 = {"physics":25,"chemistry":28,"math":35,"english":30}
>>> term3 = {"physics":30,"chemistry":25,"math":29,"english":34}
>>> 
>>> 
>>> sumAllTerms= Counter(term1) + Counter(term2) + Counter(term3)
>>> 
>>> print(sumAllTerms)
Counter({'math': 89, 'english': 89, 'physics': 75, 'chemistry': 73})
>>>

Thanks

Hi,

Check more tutorials at:

• Python Tutorials

Thanks