This lab was pretty straightforward. The confusion I encountered was where, in the README, it says:
You could use a loop to solve all of these, but try to expand your toolkit and use some other methods to make the job easier, like get(), append(), and sort()
but on get_spicy_food_by_cuisine, if you follow this guideline, there's no way to solve this without for loop, unless you do:
def get_spicy_food_by_cuisine(spicy_foods, cuisine):
return [food for food in spicy_foods if food["cuisine"] == cuisine][0]
which is kinda weird, but then, in the solution here, they just use a for loop anyway.
There's also no questions that require using get(), append(), or sort(), but I also see that it probably used to be a question given this commented code. Could we update language here to avoid confusion?
Canvas Link
https://learning.flatironschool.com/courses/6049/assignments/195247?module_item_id=439022
Concern
This lab was pretty straightforward. The confusion I encountered was where, in the README, it says:
but on
get_spicy_food_by_cuisine, if you follow this guideline, there's no way to solve this withoutforloop, unless you do:which is kinda weird, but then, in the solution here, they just use a
forloop anyway.There's also no questions that require using
get(),append(), orsort(), but I also see that it probably used to be a question given this commented code. Could we update language here to avoid confusion?Additional Context
No response
Suggested Changes
Probably just take out this line in the README? Whatever you guys think is best