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3,854 PointsI suspect that there's something wrong with the site; code not passing. most_courses task 4/5
Hi everyone, I've been stuck on this task for hours. My code is identical to other people's that supposedly passed. I even copy and pasted a good few answers just to see what would happen, but it's still Bummer: Try again!
It actually passed with someone's code (that I wasn't fond of) earlier but I re-started the task and now that same code isn't even working.
Anyways, this is mine which I think is correct.. Or is it? Any help would be great :)
def most_courses(my_dict):
maxcount = 0
winning = ""
for teacher, courses in my_dict.items():
if len(courses) > maxcount:
maxcount = len(courses)
winning = teacher
return winning
1 Answer
Dave Harker
Courses Plus Student 15,510 PointsHi J Walker,
If that code isn't passing I'm not sure why either ... So I quickly just ran through the challenge with the code below ...
def num_teachers(dictionary):
return len(dictionary)
def num_courses(dictionary):
total_courses = 0
for courses in dictionary.values():
total_courses += len(courses)
return total_courses
def courses(dictionary):
course_list = []
for courses in dictionary.values():
course_list.extend(courses)
return course_list
def most_courses(dictionary):
max_count = 0
busiest_teacher = ""
for teacher, courses in dictionary.items():
if len(courses) > max_count:
max_count = len(courses)
busiest_teacher = teacher
return busiest_teacher
def stats(dictionary):
quick_list = []
for teacher, courses in dictionary.items():
quick_list.append([teacher, len(courses)])
return quick_list
and you'll note that my challenge #4 answer is the same as you have
Maybe it was just a glitch as those answers all went through fine - first check
Out of curiosity I ran the challenge a second time and again they all passed
So yeah, strange.
Nice work by the way ... keep on coding!
Dave
J Walker
3,854 PointsJ Walker
3,854 PointsThanks Dave! Thought I was going crazy for a minute there ;)