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2,606 PointsTeacher Stats Exercise 1- Problem-how to return the key
Hi,
Sorry for asking so much but how can I return the key fitting to the found value. You can see my code here:http://pastie.org/private/us8lcvr4rzoi6wqrcg4kfa The others methods don't work for me.
Thanks in Advance for help and Sorry for those many questions.
3 Answers
Steven Parker
231,272 PointsOne way to do it would be to loop over the dictionary items directly (not just the values), and when you update the max_count, also save the key that goes with it. Then return the key when the loop is over.
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alexandracoder0809
2,606 PointsThis is my code. Maybe you can help me to bring it on the right way, so I can learn the most from it.
def most_classes (dict_of):
max_count=0
for value in dict_of.values():
if len(value)>max_count:
max_count=len(value)
return #key that fits to the value, this is my stucking point.
Thanks in Advance;)
Aby Abraham
Courses Plus Student 12,531 Pointsdef most_classes(dict):
max_count = 0
str = ""
alist = dict.values()
for key, value in dict.items():
if len(value) > max_count:
max_count = len(value)
str = key
return str
alexandracoder0809
2,606 PointsThank you very much!