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I need to return "None" for this but I know this is most simple with "get.dict" which wasn't working so I tried this approach. It works to return the correct values but will not return "none" for KeyError

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You have the order switched. It should be:

stocks_dic.get(stock_price)
Zach Flanders
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You are looking for dict.get and setting the default to None

stocks_dic.get(stock_price, None)

This will return None if the stock_price isn't in the dictionary instead of KeyError

For more information check out dict.get in the python docs

Alexander
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