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[limber basin]

Why isn’t the ratings correct? (Lmk if you need more context)

[azure kernel]

@limber basin

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[halcyon raven]

is your code the one in the grey box?

[limber basin]

Yes

[halcyon raven]

it looks like you're looping over it twice?

try removing the stuff after movie['rating']

[limber basin]

It responds Error: ‘rating’ not defined

[inner mural]

Before getting to that, I notice that you've got [movie['rating'] for movies in .......]
I think you mean for movie, not for movies.

I assume from the photos that you can't copy/paste text from the computer you're running this on, into this discord?

[limber basin]

Yeah, i’m sorry 😓

[limber basin]

This is a struggle because it’s part a an assignment that builds on its self. 😅

The rating is referring to a variable in a previous definition.

[inner mural]

Right. But I'm pointing our that the loop variable is named movies but you're obtaining movie['rating']. I'd expect they need to match. otherwise you're trying to access some variable movie which (a) isn't set anywhere and (b) doesn't track the values from the loop.

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