def add_setting(setting,key_value):
key=key_value[0]
key=key.lower()
value=key_value[1]
value=value.lower()
if key in test_settings:
return f"Setting ‘{key}’ already exists! Cannot add a new setting with this name."
else:
test_settings[key]=value
f"Setting ‘{key}’ added with value ‘{value}’ successfully!"
def update_setting(x,y):
pass
def delete_setting(x
Your code so far
test_settings={'theme':'dark','notification':'enabled','volume':'high'}
def add_setting(setting,key_value):
key=key_value[0]
key=key.lower()
value=key_value[1]
value=value.lower()
if key in test_settings:
return f"Setting '{key}' already exists! Cannot add a new setting with this name."
else:
test_settings[key]=value
f"Setting '{key}' added with value '{value}' successfully!"
def update_setting(x,y):
pass
def delete_setting(x,y):
pass
def view_settings(x,y):
pass
print(add_setting(test_settings,('THEME','dark')))
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well i have converted key and value to lower case but still its asking to convert it to lower case
test_settings={'theme':'dark','notification':'enabled','volume':'high'}
def add_setting(setting,key_value):
#key, value = (item.lower() for item in key_value)
key=key_value\[0\].lower()
value=key_value\[0\].lower()
if key in setting:
return f"Setting '{key}' already exists! Cannot add a new setting with this name."
else:
test_settings\[key\]=value
f"Setting '{key}' added with value '{value}' successfully!"
def update_setting(settings,key_value):
key, value = (item.lower() for item in key_value)
if key in settings:
test_settings\[key\]=value
return f"Setting'{key}' updated to '{value}'successfully!"
else:
return f"Setting '{key}' does not exist! cannot update a non-existing setting."
def delete_setting(x,y):
pass
def view_settings(x,y):
pass
test_settings = {
"brightness": 80,
"volume": 57,
"screen_mode": "dark",
"theme": "dark"
}
print(add_setting(test_settings,('THEME','dark')))
print( update_setting({'theme': 'light'}, ('theme', 'dark')))
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I’m not sure why tests 4 and 5 are currently not accepting.
I made sure key and value are lower cased.
Your code so far
test_settings={'theme':'dark','notification':'enabled','volume':'high'}
def add_setting(setting,key_value):
#key, value = (item.lower() for item in key_value)
key=key_value[0].lower()
value=key_value[0].lower()
if key in setting:
return f"Setting '{key}' already exists! Cannot add a new setting with this name."
else:
test_settings[key]=value
f"Setting '{key}' added with value '{value}' successfully!"
def update_setting(settings,key_value):
key, value = (item.lower() for item in key_value)
if key in settings:
test_settings[key]=value
return f"Setting'{key}' updated to '{value}'successfully!"
else:
return f"Setting '{key}' does not exist! cannot update a non-existing setting."
def delete_setting(x,y):
pass
def view_settings(x,y):
pass
test_settings = {
"brightness": 80,
"volume": 57,
"screen_mode": "dark",
"theme": "dark"
}
print(add_setting(test_settings,('THEME','dark')))
print( update_setting({'theme': 'light'}, ('theme', 'dark')))
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