python - How can I associate a specific dictionary key to an object in a list of classes? -

class spreadsheetrow(object):     def __init__(self,account1):         self.account1=account1         self.account2=0 

i have while loop fills list of objects (called listofspreadsheetrowobjects) ,and loop fills dictionary associating var1:account2 (called dict_var1_to_account_2). but, need dictionary's value each object, if key matches object's account1.

so basically, have:

listofspreadsheetrowobjects=[spreadsheetrow1, spreadsheetrow2, spreadsheetrow3] dict_var1_to_account2={1234:888, 1991:646, 90802:5443} 

i've tried this:

for k, v in dict_var1_to_account2.iteritems():     if k in listofspreadsheetrowobjects:         if account1=k:               account2=v 

but, it's not working, , suspect it's first "if" statement, because listofspreadsheetrowobjects list of objects, don't think it's talking attributes of objects in list. but, i've tried if any(k == item.account1 item in listofspreadsheetrows): , , doesn't seem pull @ either.

how access account1 of each object, can match them needed?

eventually, should have 3 objects following information:

spreadsheetrow  self.account1=account1  self.account2=(v dictionary, if account1 matches key in dictionary) 

it looks easier iterate on row objects first, , each 1 check if account1 in dict:

for row in listofspreadsheetrowobjects:     if row.account1 in dict_var1_to_account2:         row.account2 = dict_var1_to_account2[row.account1]