Question

Python

create a function tryhard and print out the dictionary as a string form.

For example

def tryhard(d:dict):

#Code here

input: d = {'first': {}, 'second': {'1': {'move'}, '0': {'move', 'slow'}}, 'third': {'1': {'stop'}}}

output = " first movie: [ ]\n third movie: [('1', ['stop'])]\n second movie: [('0', ['slow', 'move']), ('1', ['move'])]\n"

Answer 1

Please look at my code and in case of indentation issues check the screenshots.

------------main.py----------------

def tryhard(d):
   output = ""                           #create an empty string for output
   for key, val in d.items():
       output += key + " movie: "       #Add key name and " movie": to output
       tupleList = []                   #create a tupleList for each movie
       if len(key) > 0:               #check if movie has values
           for key2, val2 in d[key].items():   #loop through nested dictionary
               tup = (key2, list(val2))       #form a tuple
               tupleList.append(tup)           #append a tuple to the list
       output += str(tupleList) + "\n"        # string of tupleList to output
   print(output)

d = {'first': {}, 'second': {'1': {'move'}, '0': {'move', 'slow'}}, 'third': {'1': {'stop'}}}
tryhard(d)

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------------Output-----------------

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