[SOLVED] Letter Counter Intermediate Python

see this code, I am checking that If keys or letters are avalible then just update the value by 1 , else make a key of name that letter and make it's values 1 https://code.sololearn.com/c4B7Zb7voT80/?ref=app

Bianca S You could also use dictionary comprehension here: a = input() print({x:a.count(x) for x in set(a)}) # Hope this helps

""" you could also use the built-in Counter class from 'collections' module, wich return a dict-like, wich can be easily converted to a real dict: """ from collections import Counter text = input() print(dict(Counter(text))) # https://pymotw.com/2/collections/counter.html

Try this code I tried it using dictionary comprehension text = input() dic = {I: text.count(i) for i in text } print(dic)

@saad Khan dict={} is an empty dictionary ,you need to declare it first and then you can fill in it whith keys and values

Here is what i did ,it works(it would help) text = input() dict = {} #your code goes here for i in text: if i not in dict: dict[i]=1 else: dict[i]+=1 print(dict)

Hasnae Bouhmady your solution is the best !

for letters in text: if letters in dict.keys(): dict[letters] += 1 else: dict[letters] = 1 print(dict)

What do dict={} do?

Calvin Thomas technically your code is doing what is wanted but they want in order according to order of input letters so that's why it doesn't really works.