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Bruce Wayne
4,534 Pointschallenge 4 of 4
the last challenge to finish this course
Finally, I need to see all of our prices with each discount applied. Use map() to create prices_10, prices_25, and prices_50 where you discount all of the prices with the appropriate discount.
here is my code:
from functools import partial
prices = [ 10.50, 9.99, 0.25, 1.50, 8.79, 101.25, 8.00]
def discount(price, amount):
return price - price * (amount/100)
discount_10 = partial(discount, amount=10)
discount_25 = partial(discount, amount=25)
discount_50 = partial(discount, amount=50)
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsIt doesn't look like you've written any code yet for task 4.
If you're totally stuck, you might want to review the video about Map.
James Robinson
4,205 PointsI have been trying of hours Help Please!
jeannaworks
4,136 PointsHey Jim, not sure if you are still working on this; but, this worked for me for all four tasks. See you in class.
def discount(price, amount): return price - price * (amount/100)
from functools import partial discount_10 = partial( discount, amount=10 ) discount_25 = partial( discount, amount=25 ) discount_50 = partial( discount, amount=50 )
prices_10 = map(discount_10, prices) prices_25 = map(discount_25, prices) prices_50 = map(discount_50, prices)
Bruce Wayne
4,534 PointsBruce Wayne
4,534 Pointsyou are right, i didn't try