Question

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THIS IS THE CODE I HAVE GOTTEN SO FAR: PYTHON

This is a code that is supposed to help someone study/ practice for jeopardy. The two functions described below are required for this assignment. You may add other functions that you think are appropriate: menu() This function, which displays all the user options to the screen, prompt the user for their choice and returns their choice. This function will verify user input and ALWAYS return a valid choice. addCapital(dict) This function accepts a dictionary as a parameter. This dictionary contains store country:capital pairs. The function prompts the user for a country. If the country is not already a key in this dictionary, the user is prompted for a capital and the pair is added to the dictionary. If the country already exists in the dictionary, the user is informed that the capital is already stored and no change is made to the dictionary.

THE MAIN PROCESS: Add a country and it’s capital to the dictionary. The addCapital function is to be called to complete this task. Both country and capital should be converted to first letter capitalized only form. That is, if the country is entered as enGLand, it is stored as England. The string function title is helpful here. The user can enter a country, and if that country is in the dictionary, it’s capital is printed, otherwise an error message is printed. Keep in mind that the data is stored as first letter cap only, so any user country must be converted to this form before the program looks to see if it is in the dictionary. Print out the number of countries currently represented in the dictionary. Print out all the countries which are currently represented in the dictionary. Print out all of the countries and their capitals currently stored. If there are no capitals currently stored in the dictionary, a message is printed Exit the program

CODE:

def menu(): #prints the options
print("Options\n1. Add a country and it’s capital to the dictionary")
print("2. Print Captial of a country")
print("3. Print out the number of countries currently represented in the dictionary")
print("4. Print out all the countries which are currently represented in the dictionary")
print("5. Exit")
n=0 #stop loop after user enters valid input
while n<1 or n>5:
n=int(input("Please enter a valid option: ")) #return n
return n
def addCapital(Countries): #get the name of the country from the user
country=input("Enter the name of the country: ") #convert into standard title form
country=country.title() #if country is already in the dict, do not change the dictionary
if country in Countries:
print(country," is already in Dictionary, No change is made to dictionary")
else: #otherwise, get the capital from the user
capital=input("Enter the name of the captial: ") #convert into title format
capital=capital.title() #add to dictionary
Countries[country]=capital

import country_help #import the helping module, and creates an empty dictionary
countries_dict={} #while in loop this stops when menu() sends 5
while True: #get the user choice
choice=country_help.menu() #if choice is 1, call addCapital function
if choice==1:
country_help.addCapital(countries_dict)
elif choice==2: #if choice is 2, get the title from the user
c=input("Enter the name of the country: ")
c=c.title() #if country exists in the dictionary, print the capital
if c in countries_dict:
print("Capital of ",c," is ",countries_dict[c])
else: #if not then print error message
print(c," is not found in the dictonary")
elif choice==3: #if choice is 3, print the length of the dictionary
print("Number of countries in the dictionary is: ",len(countries_dict))
elif choice==4: #if choice is 4 print the dictionary contents
for i in countries_dict:
print(i," : ",countries_dict[i])
else: #break if choice is 4
break

my problem is that when I try to run this code, and type in option 1 (add a country and it’s capital to the dictionary) it gives me an error saying

"AttributeError: module 'country_help' has no attribute 'addCapital'"

Not sure why, where/what is the problem ... how can this be fixed?

thank you....

Answer 1

ANSWER:-

CODE:-

Save below code using whatever name you want.

import country_help #import the helping module, and creates an empty dictionary
countries_dict={} #while in loop this stops when menu() sends 5
while True: #get the user choice
    choice=country_help.menu() #if choice is 1, call addCapital function
    if choice==1:
        country_help.addCapital(countries_dict)
    elif choice==2: #if choice is 2, get the title from the user
        c=input("Enter the name of the country: ")
        c=c.title() #if country exists in the dictionary, print the capital
        if c in countries_dict:
            print("Capital of ",c," is ",countries_dict[c])
        else: #if not then print error message
            print(c," is not found in the dictonary")
    elif choice==3: #if choice is 3, print the length of the dictionary
        print("Number of countries in the dictionary is: ",len(countries_dict))
    elif choice==4: #if choice is 4 print the dictionary contents
        for i in countries_dict:
            print(i," : ",countries_dict[i])
    else: #break if choice is 4
        break

country_help.py:-

Save below code in country_help.py and make sure both files should be in same directory.

def menu(): #prints the options
    print("Options\n1. Add a country and it’s capital to the dictionary")
    print("2. Print Captial of a country")
    print("3. Print out the number of countries currently represented in the dictionary")
    print("4. Print out all the countries which are currently represented in the dictionary")
    print("5. Exit")
    n=0 #stop loop after user enters valid input
    while n<1 or n>5:
        n=int(input("Please enter a valid option: ")) #return n
    return n
def addCapital(Countries): #get the name of the country from the user
    country=input("Enter the name of the country: ") #convert into standard title form
    country=country.title() #if country is already in the dict, do not change the dictionary
    if country in Countries:
        print(country," is already in Dictionary, No change is made to dictionary")
    else: #otherwise, get the capital from the user
        capital=input("Enter the name of the captial: ") #convert into title format
    capital=capital.title() #add to dictionary
    Countries[country]=capital

NOTE:- I have not changed anything in the code. I just saved code in seperate files and run. I got the output.

NOTE:- If you need any modifications in the code,please comment below.Please give positive rating.THUMBS UP.

        THANK YOU!!!!

OUTPUT:-

country_help.py:-