Question

CarrieMovies = {"Titanic":3.5, "Mean Girls":4.9, "Finding Nemo":4.7, "Wonder Woman": 4.3}

LeslieMovies = {"Clueless": 3.2, "Spy Kids":4.1, "Black Panther":5.0}

def topMovie():

return

CarriesFav = topMovie(CarrieMovies)

LesliesFav = topMovie(LeslieMovies)

print("Carrie's Fav Movie: ",CarriesFav)

print("Leslie's Fav Movie: ",LesliesFav)

_Complete the function topMovie(). This program is not complete.

The purpose of the function is to determine the title of the highest rated movie in a dictionary. The starter file defines two dictionaries of favorite films and their associated ratings. The function should be dynamic and able to return the title of the highest rated movie for any dictionary passed to it!

output is:

Carrie's Fav Movie: Mean Girls
Leslie's Fav Movie: Black Panther

Answer 1

Here is the complete program for the given question.

Sample output is added at the end.

Code:

CarrieMovies = {"Titanic":3.5, "Mean Girls":4.9, "Finding Nemo":4.7, "Wonder Woman": 4.3}

LeslieMovies = {"Clueless": 3.2, "Spy Kids":4.1, "Black Panther":5.0}


#function that returns the title of highest rated movie
def topMovie(movies):
    
    movie_ratings=list(movies.values())      #list of all ratings in the dictionary
    
    max_rating=max(movie_ratings)    #computes the highest rating
    
    top_movies=[]     #list of highest rated movies
    
    for movie in movies.keys():    #for each movie in dictionary
        
        if movies[movie]==max_rating:    #if rating of the movie equals highest rating
            
            top_movies.append(movie)    #add the movie to top_movies list
    
    if len(top_movies)==1:     #if there is only one highest rated movie
        
        return top_movies[0]     #return the movie name
    
    else:
        
        return top_movies     #return the list of movie names
    
    


CarriesFav = topMovie(CarrieMovies)

LesliesFav = topMovie(LeslieMovies)

print("Carrie's Fav Movie: ",CarriesFav)

print("Leslie's Fav Movie: ",LesliesFav)

Output: