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Courses Plus Student 17,401 PointsLambda error
Use a lambda and filter() to create a variable named high_cal with only the items in meals where the "calories" value is greater than 1000.
meals = [
{'name': 'cheeseburger',
'calories': 750},
{'name': 'cobb salad',
'calories': 250},
{'name': 'large pizza',
'calories': 1500},
{'name': 'burrito',
'calories': 1050},
{'name': 'stir fry',
'calories': 625}
]
high_cal = filter(lambda item : item.calories > 1000 , meals)
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsYou're really close. But your dict item has no calories attribute.
Try indexing your item using the keyword name.
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high_cal = filter(lambda item : item['calories'] > 1000, meals)
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Baitsheletse Thokwana
4,136 Pointsthis is how i solved the challenge
meals = [ {'name': 'cheeseburger', 'calories': 750}, {'name': 'cobb salad', 'calories': 250}, {'name': 'large pizza', 'calories': 1500}, {'name': 'burrito', 'calories': 1050}, {'name': 'stir fry', 'calories': 625} ]
high_cal = filter(lambda item : item['calories'] > 1000, meals)