In this particular lab we learned a combination of techniques in which to create a geodatabase which
not only allows us to generate a list describing a variety of features from our data folder. But
it also allows us to create a dictionary among other descriptive features. A descriptive list
is one of the most functional creations I have made to date using coding methods. It is
would be a very useful method for compiling a data sheet for census purposes. While this lab
did give me a fair amount of trouble with some of the coding with a bit of due diligence and
trial/error I was able to finalize the code and capture the final results listed below:
Having the files copied into my geodatabase above. Below we have all of the cities being
populated with their name, the feature type which is the county_seat in this assignment
and the population of each city which varies based on their different sizes.
With all of the cities populated above. Then they are condensed into the dictionary listed below
and they are redefined with each city being listed right before with the population right behind it.
This allows all of the information to be condensed to not only be easier to read but, allows for
quick access of information for comparisons between them, among other things.
With the last screenshot the code is done and that was the end of this assignment.
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