Jungle Camping Issue

Question

I have you versions of code that I have written to try and solve this problem, and whilst both run perfectly fine when I test them in CodeBits, when I run it in the test it fails.

noises = input().split()

animals = ''

for noises in noises:
if noises == 'Grr':
animals += 'Lion' + ' '
if noises == 'Rawr':
animals += 'Tiger' + ' '
if noises == 'Ssss':
animals += 'Snake' + ' '
if noises == 'Chirp':
animals += 'Bird' + ' '

print(animals)

- For this one it says that variable 'noises' as not been defined, yet it still says this when I try " for n in noises"

noises = input().split()

animals = ''

for n in range(len(noises)):
if noises[n] == 'Grr':
animals += 'Lion' + ' '
if noises[n] == 'Rawr':
animals += 'Tiger' + ' '
if noises[n] == 'Ssss':
animals += 'Snake' + ' '
if noises[n] == 'Chirp':
animals += 'Bird' + ' '

print(animals)

- For this second one, when the input is 'Grr' 'Grr' it outputs:

Lion
Lion Lion

- Yet in my CodeBits test run it does not do this and runs the correct output of:

Lion Lion

I am confused.

Answer 1

Owain Hayes ,

your both codes are correct and it is working...

Answer 2

Anton Drud ,

If it is noises also it works...
though to avoid confusions we use different variables...

Answer 3

In the first one you should remove the s, so it says "

noises = input().split()

animals = ''

for noise in noises:
if noise == 'Grr':
animals += 'Lion' + ' '
if noise == 'Rawr':
animals += 'Tiger' + ' '
if noise == 'Ssss':
animals += 'Snake' + ' '
if noise == 'Chirp':
animals += 'Bird' + ' '

print(animals)
"

Answer 4

Thanks both, yeah for some reason I went back to it now and didnt change the code at all and now it passes.

Broken app.

Answer 5

s = input().split()
c = {
"Grr":"Lion",
"Rawr":"Tiger",
"Ssss":"Snake",
"Chirp":"Bird"
}
for i in s:
print(c[i], end=" ")