I've been working on a program and have had to halt it due a slight problem.
Here's a basic version of the code:
a = 'filled'
b = 'filled'
c = 'empty'
d = 'empty'
e = 'filled'
f = 'empty'
g = 'filled'
testdict = {a : 'apple' , b : 'banana' , c : 'cake' , d : 'damson' , e : 'eggs'
, f : 'fish' , g : 'glue'}
Now what I want to do, is if a variable is filled, print it out. This however
isn't working how I planned. The following doesn't work.
for fillempt in testdict:
if fillempt == 'filled':
print(testdict[fillempt])
All this does though, is print glue, where I'd want it to print:
apple
banana
eggs
glue
Perhaps a dictionary isn't the best way to do this.. I wonder what else I can
do...
Thanks for any help.
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