On Dictionary

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Pls I tried this code:
food={
"Lettuce":5,
"Carrot":4,
"Mango":10,
"Chesseburger":0,}
count=0
foods=input()
y=foods.split(" ")
for i in y:
z=food.get(i)
count=count+z
print(count)

>>It didn't work on Solo learn but did on my laptop .it is a practise question Izzy iguana on code coach
Thank u

Answer 1

What does Sololearn say?
Also, you don't need comma in the last dictionary item, since there are no more items afterwards

Answer 2

It works you just didnt do the check if it greater then some value print something not the sum

reread the problem

Answer 3

Try this.

snacks = input()
s_snacks = snacks.split()
count = 0
points = {
"Lettuce": 5,
"Carrot": 4,
"Mango": 9,
"Cheeseburger": 0
}
#iterate available snacks
for s_snack in s_snacks:
if s_snack in points:
count += points[s_snack]
if count >= 10:
print("Come on Down!")
else:
print("Time to wait")

Answer 4

Ion Kare sorry I dont understand wht ur saying

Answer 5

Oyedeji Hiqmat

"You need 10 total snack points to bring it down. Lettuce is worth 5, Carrot is worth 4, Mango is worth 9, and Cheeseburger is worth 0."

"Task:
Evaluate whether or not you have enough snack points to convince your iguana to come down."

"Output Format:
A string that says 'Come on Down!' if you have enough points, or 'Time to wait' if you do not. "

Answer 6

Ohh I didnt finish it

Answer 7

Ion Kare but thanks

Answer 8

Mwaüra thank u very muh

Answer 9

Mwaüra didnt have to change the whole code , he just needed to remove the print(count) with -> if count >= 10 : print("come on down") else: print("time to eat")

Answer 10

Hello

Answer 11

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