Apr-10-2019, 03:28 AM
Function 'greedy_cow_transport' parameter 'cows' is dictionary. On row #12 you use sorted on this dictionary. Result is not dictionary anymore - it's a list of keys ("Return a new sorted list from the items in iterable.").
I observed that on row #16 you append 'cow'. This name is not assigned, so you should get error there after you fix your current problem.
>>> d = {'Maggie': 3, 'Herman': 7, 'Betsy': 9, 'Oreo': 6, 'Moo Moo': 3, 'Milkshake': 2,
... 'Millie': 5, 'Lola': 2, 'Florence': 2, 'Henrietta': 9}
>>> sorted(d)
['Betsy',
'Florence',
'Henrietta',
'Herman',
'Lola',
'Maggie',
'Milkshake',
'Millie',
'Moo Moo',
'Oreo']If you iterate over this list with for loop on row #14 and try to convert elements to int you will get error on first element ('Betsy').I observed that on row #16 you append 'cow'. This name is not assigned, so you should get error there after you fix your current problem.
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