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1,037 PointsQuestion 3 of Challenge Four: I don't understand what to do on this question could someone please give me some advice
Great work! OK, you're doing great so I'll keep increasing the difficulty. For this step, make another new function named courses that will, again, take the dictionary of teachers and courses. courses, though, should return a single list of all of the available courses in the dictionary. No teachers, just course names!
if i use the command it does not work. This method in a complier will return (print if I use print instead of return. I understand the difference in the two and just do that to see the output.) the values but they are in two list.
print(list(treehouse.values()))
dict_values([["Python Basics", "Python Collection"], ["jQuery Basics", "Node.js Basics"]])
# The dictionary will look something like:
# {'Andrew Chalkley': ['jQuery Basics', 'Node.js Basics'],
# 'Kenneth Love': ['Python Basics', 'Python Collections']}
#
# Each key will be a Teacher and the value will be a list of courses.
#
# Your code goes below here.
def num_teachers(treehouse):
return(len(treehouse.keys()))
def num_courses(treehouse):
return(sum(len(x) for x in treehouse.values()))
def courses():
return(treehouse.values())
3 Answers
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsYou need to add up all of the lists.
Also, where did the treehouse
parameter go?
Maybe try something like this?
def courses(treehouse):
courses = []
for x in treehouse.values():
courses.extend(x)
return courses
Eric Harris
2,391 Pointsdef courses(dictionary):
r = []
for x in dictionary.values():
for z in x:
r.append(z)
return r
Andre Merten
9,856 Pointsfunction to return a LIST containing values from a dict.
def courses(dict):
create a new empty list
list_courses = []
iterate through dict to get 'values'(courses)
for value in dict.values():
Take those 'values'(courses) received and append to the empty list
for val in value:
list_courses.append(val)
Your return statement here
This is a basic template to the objective, Hopefully this helps to get your head wrapped around it.