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Receiving 'KeyError:1 ' , Why is this happening and how can I fix it?

Stack Overflow Asked on January 5, 2022

I am currently working on a piece of code that returns a user’s requested toppings on a pizza.
Here is the code:

def topping_menu():
    print("""
    What toppings do you want on your pizza?

        _____________________________________________________
       |   1:Bacon      |  5:Anchovies     |  9:Black Olives |
       |   2:Pepperoni  |  6:Spinach       |  10:Chicken     |
       |   3:Mushrooms  |  7:Onion         |  11:Ground Beef |
       |   4:Pineapple  |  8:Bell Peppers  |  12:Jalapenos   |
       |________________|__________________|_________________| 
       What toppings do you want on your pizza?
       """)
         
def topping_order():

    topping_mappings = {
        1: 'Bacon', 
        2: 'Pepperoni', 
        3: 'Mushrooms', 
        4: 'Pineapple', 
        5: 'Anchovies', 
        6: 'Spinach', 
        7: 'Onions', 
        8: 'Bell Peppers', 
        9: 'Black Olives',
        10: 'Chicken', 
        11: 'Ground Beef',
        12: 'Jalapenos''
        }
    requested_toppings = []

    while True:
        response = input('-')
        toppings_wanted = response
        toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[toppings_wanted]
        requested_toppings.append(requested_toppings)
        

        if response == 'q':
            break

        for requested_topping in requested_toppings:
            if requested_topping in topping_mappings:
                print(f"Adding: {toppings_wanted}")

            else:
                print(f"We do not have {requested_topping}")
    topping_total = len(requested_toppings) * float(1.23)

    print("nWe are adding the requested toppings to your pizza.")
    print(f"your topping total will be: ${topping_total}")

topping_menu()
topping_order()

However when I run the code I get the following error:

toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[toppings_wanted]
KeyError: '1'

The code should have returned when user enters ‘1’:

Adding: Bacon
-q
We are adding the requested toppings to your pizza.
your topping total will be: $1.23

My guess is the issue has to do something with ‘topping_mappings’, or possibly the while loop because this was the last thing I added before I received this error. I have spent some time researching this issue however I have come up with nothing that is helpful.

My question:
Why do I keep getting this issue and how can I fix it so I do not make this error again.

Thank you in advance.

4 Answers

Here I edited and added comments where you were wrong.

`def topping_menu(): print(""" What toppings do you want on your pizza?

    _____________________________________________________
   |   1:Bacon      |  5:Anchovies     |  9:Black Olives |
   |   2:Pepperoni  |  6:Spinach       |  10:Chicken     |
   |   3:Mushrooms  |  7:Onion         |  11:Ground Beef |
   |   4:Pineapple  |  8:Bell Peppers  |  12:Jalapenos   |
   |________________|__________________|_________________| 
   What toppings do you want on your pizza?
   """)
     

def topping_order():

topping_mappings = {
    1: 'Bacon', 
    2: 'Pepperoni', 
    3: 'Mushrooms', 
    4: 'Pineapple', 
    5: 'Anchovies', 
    6: 'Spinach', 
    7: 'Onions', 
    8: 'Bell Peppers', 
    9: 'Black Olives',
    10: 'Chicken', 
    11: 'Ground Beef',
    12: 'Jalapenos'
    }
requested_toppings = []

while True:
    response = input('-')
    if response == 'q':#Checking for Quit
        break
    toppings_wanted = response
    toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[int(toppings_wanted)]#Converting response to int
    requested_toppings.append(toppings_wanted)
    

    

    #for requested_topping in requested_toppings: 
    #You dont need the for loop
    if toppings_wanted in topping_mappings.values():#You were not comparing it with Values
        print(f"Adding: {toppings_wanted}") #This should be toppings wanted

    else:
        print(f"We do not have {toppings_wanted}") #This also should be toppings wanted
topping_total = len(requested_toppings) * float(1.23) #You dont have to write float python knows its float by default

print("nWe are adding the requested toppings to your pizza.")
print(f"your topping total will be: ${topping_total}")

`

Answered by Sunny on January 5, 2022

this is wrong

 requested_toppings.append(requested_toppings)

it should be

 requested_toppings.append(toppings_wanted)

and you need to take int as an input

response = int(input('-'))

and u have an extra '

12: 'Jalapenos''

Answered by Sunny on January 5, 2022

  • response = input('-') the input function here will return str.

  • Your dict topping_mappings here has key as int. So you need to convert to int before this toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[toppings_wanted]

  • the following change is one way to fix it.

response = input('-')
toppings_wanted = int(response) if response.isdigit() else None
toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[toppings_wanted]

Answered by Poojan on January 5, 2022

The issue is toppings_wanted is a string and your keys are ints

toppings_wanted = topping_mappings[int(toppings_wanted)]

Answered by Harben on January 5, 2022

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