Creating a dictionary from 2 lists with same keys

as i m beginner in python.
I have below 2 lists:

list1 =['abc','cbd','efg']
list2['applicationName','appllicationName','appllicationName']

output i am expected like below:

[{'appllicationName':'abc'},{'appllicationName':'cbd'},{'appllicationName':'efg'}]

using dict,zip function i am getting only below output:

{'appllicationName':'efg'}

please help me resolve this.

I'm not sure about what you want. But I assume you need a list of 3 single dictionaries. But @Manuel 's answer with one dictionary seems better to me.

Anyway... Sticking to your example code you can do it like this.

#!/usr/bin/env python3
list1 = ['abc', 'cbd', 'efg']
list2 = ['applicationName', 'appllicationName', 'appllicationName']

# Method 1
result_one = [{key: val} for key, val in zip(list2, list1)]

# Method 2 assumes that the key name is always the same.
key = 'applicationName'
result_two = [{key: val} for val in list1]

Both methods give you

[{'applicationName': 'abc'}, {'applicationName': 'cbd'}, {'applicationName': 'efg'}]

You cant have the same key twice in a Python Dictionary, so he only takes the last key:value since you always replace them. You could add the Values to the same Key like this:

list1 =['abc','cbd','efg']
list2 = ['appllicationName','appllicationName','appllicationName']
my_dict = {}
for key, value in zip(list2, list1):
   if key not in my_dict:
        my_dict[key] = []
   my_dict[key].append(value)

print(my_dict)

Here the output will be:

{'appllicationName': ['abc', 'cbd', 'efg']}