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don't know why i thought python arrays start at 1...
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tjrocha committed Jan 29, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -861,7 +861,7 @@ def appendDatasetDictionaryItem(self, dataID, stationType, stationNumber, statio
duplicateDataset = False
#Add validation code to see if dataset already exists in datasetDirectory

for dCounter in range(1, len(self.datasetDirectory['datasets'])):
for dCounter in range(0, len(self.datasetDirectory['datasets'])):
if self.datasetDirectory['datasets'][dCounter]["TYPE"] == stationType and self.datasetDirectory['datasets'][dCounter]["ID"] == stationNumber and self.datasetDirectory['datasets'][dCounter]["Name"] == stationName and self.datasetDirectory['datasets'][dCounter]["Parameter"] == stationParam and self.datasetDirectory['datasets'][dCounter]["Units"] == stationUnits:
duplicateDataset = True
break
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Already a Python guru I see. Note also since you are starting at the default 0, then range(len()) is equivalent with less typing.

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