[Solved] What is wrong with my translator? (Python) [closed]

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I assume you want something like:

def answer(plaintext):
    words = {"a":'100000',"b":'110000',"c":'100100',"d":'100110',"e":'100010',"f":'110100',"g":'110110',"h":'110010',"i":'010100',"j":'010110',"k":'101000',"l":'111000',"m":'101100',"n":'101110',"o":'101010',"p":'111100',"q":'111110',"r":'111010',"s":'011100',"t":'011110',"u":'101001',"v":'111001',"w":'010111',"x":'010111',"y":'101011',"z":'101011'}
    inputList = plaintext.split(',')
    for word in inputList:
        print words[word]

text = "j,o,s,e"
answer(text)

You had a bunch of typos in your dict, pay attention to the traceback, it tells you exactly what’s wrong. You also never actually called the function you defined. You probably want your dict values to be strings as well.

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