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Python

Posted by yenny panceta
yenny panceta
130 Points

What i am doing wrong with this function? on teacher stats

Now, create a function named stats that takes the teacher dictionary. Return a list of lists in the format [<teacher name>, <number of classes>]. For example, one item in the list would be ['Dave McFarland', 1].

i am using this function:

def stats(teachers): my_list = [] full_list = [] for key in teachers: my_list.append(key) my_list.append(len(teachers[key])) full_list.append(my_list) my_list = [] return full_list

i tested and do the job, but not sure why is not passing . Thanks

2 Answers

Vidhya Sagar
Vidhya Sagar
1,568 Points

You're code is fine,maybe somewhere you missed the indendation. Try this 

def stats(teachers):
    my_list = []
    full_list = []
    for key in teachers:
        my_list.append(key)
        my_list.append(len(teachers[key]))
        full_list.append(my_list)
        my_list = []
    return full_list
yenny panceta
yenny panceta
130 Points
yenny panceta
yenny panceta
130 Points

its indented and working fine outside of treehouse, thanks anyway for you answer.