capitals={'France':'Paris', 'Spain':'Madrid', 'United Kingdom':'London', 'India': 'New Delhi', 'United States':'Washington DC', 'Italy': 'Rome', 'Denmark':'Copenhagen', 'Germany':'Berlin', 'Greece':'Athens', 'Bulgaria':'Sofia'} user_input= input('Put a country to check: ') while user_input!= 'exist': if user_input in capitals: print(capitals[user_input]) else: print('it\'s not in the dictionary) user_input=input('put another a country to check: ')

Hey Tuyen, Thank you for engaging with the Python Programmer Bootcamp course! What you have posted is a perfectly working solution. I would only make the following adjustment: the user_input variable inside the while-loop could instead read Put another country to check or type 'exit': Otherwise, the user wouldn't know how to exit the program :) Enjoy the rest of the course! Kind regards, 365 Hristina

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Tuyen Nguyen

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