[Tutor] Pouring a list into a dictionary

[Allen]

The answer to my last inquiry worked out to be this: (thanks for the 
suggestions)

I have two lists (same length) and needed field ONE from list A 
(headings) be the key to the value of field ONE of list B (foundData). 
Iterate through these to create my dictionary.

dataDict={}
for k, v in map(None, headings, foundData):
   dataDict[k]= v


Next question: How to use %s formatting (I think) to access those 
key/value pairs in an sql insert statement. Here is what I need:

for k, v in map(None, headings, foundData):
   dataDic[k]= v
sql = "replace into tablename %s values(%s)"
crsr.execute(sql, (dataDict.keys(),dataDict.values()))

The order does not really matter when the stuff is taken from the dict 
but the key/value order obviously makes a difference when presented.

Not sure if I spelled it out right...but thought I would try.

Thanks

Allen