[solved] Course Python Developer Practice Dictionaries

Question

Could the Practice be bugged? I cant seem to end it or i completely dont get, what the practice wants me to do. This is my code, and If i print them one by one it seems to be right, but i always seem to cant end the practice if i print them all at once:

car = {
'brand':'BMW',
'year': 2018,
'color': 'red',
'mileage': 15000
}
print(car['brand'])
print(car['year'])
print(car['color'])
print(car['mileage'])

Can someone help me out here?

Answer 1

Read the task instructions carefully.
You're supposed to take INPUT. The input is a key of the dictionary.

Answer 2

Daniel Tuttaß You should have one conclusion, not four. Carefully re-read the assignment, it explains everything.

Answer 3

Thank you for your answers! It helped a lot already, but i needed to google a bit more, to understand, what this exercise wanted me to do here. Its rather simple, but to this point you only had one lesson in dictionaries and taking input as a key was not part of that lesson, thats why i was so confused with this.

Answer 4

Daniel Tuttaß ,

Can is see your latest code if it still doesn't work? Also, can you paste the directions? I forget if that one requires you to print "Not found" or something too.

Using input as a key might be as simple as

print(car[input()])

unless you also need to do "Not found" sometimes.

Answer 5

Daniel Tuttaß ,

Haha. Awesome. Will you add [Solved] to the title?

Answer 6

Rain "Not found" wasnt needed, it worked for me with just

key= input()
print(car[key])