[Tutor] Accessing a tuple of a dictionary's value

[Alan Gauld]

On 24/08/18 10:02, Alan Gauld via Tutor wrote:
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> On 24/08/18 00:35, Roger Lea Scherer wrote:
>>
>> Lots of code missing, but the line I'm interested in is this:
>> print("Your number  " + str(numerator) + "/" + str(denominator) + " 
>> is approximately  " + str(fractions[ranges[i][0]][0]) + "/" +
>> str(fractions[ranges[i][0]][1]))
>> I get this output:
>> Your number  37/112  is approximately  1/3
>>

> print("Your number  %d/%d is approximately %d/%d" % (numerator,
>                                                      denominator,
> fractions[ranges[i][0]][0],
> fractions[ranges[i][0]][1]))
> 
> The stacked layout is of course optional, I just think it looks clearer.

It would look clearer if the mail hadn't messed it up! :-)
The two fractions() lines were intended to be under the
numerator,denominator values not on the left side!

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