#🔒 Different with the expected output

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brittle dew
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Observed :
Doraemon has consumed M30W031 and have 5190.0 personal calories.
Expected:
UPDATE: Doraemon has consumed Cat Caught the Cream Puff and have 5191 personal calories.
the problem is it show the food code but not the food name😫

steady glacierBOT
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zealous fern
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!paste

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zealous fern
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brittle dew
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okay

zealous fern
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it seems to me that the selected_food variable you're using, is a key to the food_data dictionary. I would assume that food_data dictionary also has a name entry you can fetch instead?.

brittle dew
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emm.. I think is better than I show all the code here because as you say yes I do have a food_data dictionary

zealous fern
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'Food Name' seems like a good enough key?

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food_data[selected_food]['Food Name']

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selected_food variable seems to play the same role as the code variable in the acquire_food() function

brittle dew
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so for solving the error which code should I modify ya?

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🔒 Different with the expected output