Dictionary reference error

Question

#Write a function called students_present. students_present
#should take as input one parameter, a dictionary. The keys
#of the dictionary will be names, and the values will be one
#of three strings: "Here", "Present", or an empty string "".
#
#Return a list of the keys for whom the corresponding value
#is either "Here" or "Present".

#Add your code here!
result = []
def students_present(list):

for key in list.keys():
value = list[key]
if value != "":
result.append(key)
return result

student_list = {"David" : "Here", "Marguerite" : "Here",
"Jackie": "", "Joshua": "Present",
"Erica": "Here", "Daniel": ""}
print(students_present(student_list))

#If your function works correctly, this will originally
#print (although the order of the keys may vary):
#["David", "Marguerite", "Joshua", "Erica"]

But my code is printing the result twice & I dont understand why.. Please help.

["David", "Marguerite", "Joshua", "Erica", "David", "Marguerite", "Joshua", "Erica"].

Answer 1

# I would advise to simplify:

d = {"David": "Here", "Marguerite": "Here", "Jackie": "", "Joshua": "Present", "Erica": "Here", "Daniel": ""}

print([*filter(d.get, d)])

Answer 2

Your code works lol. It doesn't print it twice for me. Maybe you called the function twice or something.