Build a User Configuration Manager - Build a User Configuration Manager

Python
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Tell us what’s happening:

After reading carefully, iterating minor details, and trying different wording, I can’t seem to pass test 27…
Would love some input! I have been spending the last hour trying to find the loophole, but making no progress.

Your code so far

test_settings = {
    'theme': 'dark',
    'language': 'english',
    'notifications': 'enabled'

}

#adding
def add_setting(set_dict,tup_pair):

    key, value = tup_pair
    l_key = key.lower()
    l_val = value.lower()

    if l_key in set_dict.keys():
        return f"Setting '{l_key}' already exists! Cannot add a new setting with this name."  
    set_dict.update({l_key: l_val})
    return f"Setting '{l_key}' added with value '{l_val}' successfully!"


#updating
def update_setting(dictionary,tup_pair):

    key, value = tup_pair
    l_key = key.lower()
    l_val = value.lower()
    
    if l_key in dictionary.keys():
        dictionary.update({l_key: l_val})
        return f"Setting '{l_key}' updated to '{l_val}' successfully!"
    
    return f"Setting '{l_key}' does not exist! Cannot update a non-existing setting."


#deleting
def delete_setting(dictionary, key):
    
    l_key = key.lower()

    if l_key in dictionary.keys():
        dictionary.pop(l_key)
        return f"Setting '{l_key}' deleted successfully!"
    return 'Setting not found!'


#viewing
def view_settings(dictionary):
    if not bool(dictionary):
        return 'No settings available.'   
    new_str = ''
    for keys, values in dictionary.items():
        test = (f'{keys}: {values}')
        cap_str = test.capitalize() 
        new_str += f'{cap_str}\n'
    return f"Current User Settings:\n{new_str}"

print(repr(view_settings(test_settings)))

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Build a User Configuration Manager - Build a User Configuration Manager

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Welcome to the forum @yaara2l2l !

Perhaps try capitalizing just the key rather than the entire string. That’s probably what is breaking the tests.

Happy coding!

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Thank you! That was the problem