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33,293 PointsAny guidance is appreciated.
CHALLENGE :
Finally, we're ready to find our totals. Create a variable named total. Use map() to find the per-product totals for each item in prices, then use reduce (and add) to find the total value.
My solution is attached.
from operator import add
from functools import reduce
prices = [
(6.99, 5),
(2.94, 15),
(156.99, 2),
(99.99, 4),
(1.82, 102)
]
def product_sales(attribute):
return attribute[0] * attribute[1]
total = list(map(product_sales, prices))
total = reduce(add, total)
Craig Dennis
Treehouse TeacherThanks for the call out Alexander Davison ! ?
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsNo problem! :-)
1 Answer
Craig Dennis
Treehouse TeacherWell...our test is currently being a little overly pedantic.
Try to collapse that last bit into one single line.
total = reduce(add, map(product_sales, prices))
I'll see if I can't clean that up a bit better. Your code is fine, the only thing that you don't really need is the coercion to a list. Reduce takes an iterable. So it only needs to iterate once through that way.
csr13
33,293 PointsThank you! Craig Dennis Alexander Davison
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsAlexander Davison
65,469 PointsStrange, your answer seems fine. I tested it, and it returned the correct answer. Unless I didn't understand the problem, it seems fine. Craig Dennis