I’m trying to do this question for class that is really confusing me, I can’t seem to figure it out. They give me this code and say that I need to do something to make it print all of the flowers in the dictionary instead of printing just one. Here is the code that is provided, which just prints one of the flowers.
def build_floralArrangement(size, **flowers): # **flowers is a list of key-value pairs to add to the dictionary. """Build a dictionary containing customer requests for flowers.""" arrangement = {} arrangement['size'] = size for key, value in flowers.items(): arrangement[key] = value return arrangement myArrangement = build_floralArrangement('large', flower1 = 'tulips', flower2='red roses', flower3='white carnations') print(myArrangement)
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Answer
This should work:
def build_floralArrangement(size, **flowers): # **flowers is a list of key-value pairs to add to the dictionary. """Build a dictionary containing customer requests for flowers.""" arrangement = {} arrangement['size'] = size for key, value in flowers.items(): arrangement[key] = value return arrangement myArrangement = build_floralArrangement('large', flower1 = 'tulips', flower2='red roses', flower3='white carnations') print(myArrangement)
Output:
{'size': 'large', 'flower1': 'tulips', 'flower2': 'red roses', 'flower3': 'white carnations'}
All I did was move your return
statement out of your for
loop.