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kyra-ptn edited this page Aug 25, 2024
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Unit 2 Session 1 (Click for link to problem statements)
Understand what the interviewer is asking for by using test cases and questions about the problem.
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Q: What is the problem asking for?
- A: The problem asks to return the schedule information for a specific artist if they exist in the provided festival schedule dictionary, otherwise return a message indicating the artist was not found.
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Q: What are the inputs?
- A: A string
artist
and a dictionaryfestival_schedule
mapping artist's names to their schedule details (day, time, stage).
- A: A string
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Q: What are the outputs?
- A: A dictionary containing the artist's schedule details or a message indicating the artist was not found.
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Q: What should be returned if the artist is not in the schedule?
- A: A dictionary with a single key-value pair:
{"message": "Artist not found"}
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- A: A dictionary with a single key-value pair:
Plan the solution with appropriate visualizations and pseudocode.
General Idea: Check if the artist exists in the festival schedule dictionary and return the corresponding information or an error message if the artist is not found.
1) Check if `artist` is a key in `festival_schedule`.
- If true, return the value (schedule details) corresponding to the `artist`.
- If false, return the dictionary `{"message": "Artist not found"}`.
- Ensure that the artist name is checked correctly in the dictionary.
- Handle cases where the artist is not found by returning the specified error message.
def get_artist_info(artist, festival_schedule):
# Check if the artist is in the festival_schedule
if artist in festival_schedule:
return festival_schedule[artist]
else:
return {"message": "Artist not found"}