teachers.py task 5

This problem was quite confusing to me too when I was first starting out but I feel like it's just because there was so much information to take in and I was overcomplicating it.

• To return a multidimensional list (list of lists) you first need to start out with one total = [] and then append or add onto the list.
• Then you simply just loop through it to make find out the teacher's name and amount of coures
• Teachers name is simply the key (which I split into the variable teacher) and course (into courses which you can then just find how many there are with len() )
• Just add them onto the list you created at the start, but make sure you are appending a list, that's why there are extra [] around them otherwise your output would be - ['Andrew Chalkley', 2, 'Kenneth Love', 2]
• And finalllyyyy return it!

def stats(dictionary):
    total = []
    for teacher, courses in dictionary.items():
        total.append([teacher, len(courses)])
    return total

#Equally you could do 

def stats(dictionary):
    total = []
    for teacher in dictionary:
        total.append([teacher, len(dictionary[teacher])])
    return total