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I would suppose you do.
You may just print what you're passing to the morse code table.
Note that CodeWars console output is HTML-based, so make sure to wrap everything you print into
<pre>tags.Example of the error (I'm sure there are other errors in my code) https://imgur.com/a/TXN9H
I do not attempt to give it an empty string, as far as I know. I guess I'll just work on it more...
Well, empty string is definitely not in the dictionary, as well as space.
I get
KeyError: ''which supposedly means that the thing wasn't found in the dictionary. I'm accessing it usingMORSE_CODE[iterable_that_equals_a_morse_code_string]and that is giving me the error.http://imgur.com/a/16Q9u
there's a screenshot. I have no idea where the zero is coming from. I can provide more screenshots/video if needed.
You definitely should overcome your troubles in accessing the morse code dictionary. It's right there:
print MORSE_CODE['.-']This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution
I was going to make such an amazing oneliner of builtins and functions to take the sum of a list of the appropriately generated odds for the given N... then I realised I could do it so much more easily :(
I believe I have working code but am having trouble accessing the morse code dictionary, and the errors are not enough to tell me what's going on. What should I do? (I'm in Python)
I understand the need for handling a zero... but what on earth is with the weird handling of 1 or 2 or 44? That's ridiculous. My Python script works otherwise.