dictionary - Rand Dict value not working in python -

is there way me specify value of 'ben stiller' or 'bill murray want?

i know cant random.choice(ben_stiller.values()):

i changed dict key name of movie , works perfect now.

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import random  last_man = {     'mark walberg': '1',     'ben stiller': '2',     'bill murray': '3',  }  markymark = {     'movie': 'the martian',     'movie': 'the departed',     'movie': 'xyz' }  ben_stiller = {     'movie': 'meet parents',     'movie': 'something mary',     'movie': 'dunno' }  bill_murray = {    'movie': 'life aquatic',    'movie': 'rushmore',    'movie': 'groundhogs day' }  print "there 3 actors, 1 chosen randomly" print "you have name many movies have been in" print "if 1 wrong, lose, hae 3 chances, , must     1 correct"  random.choice(last_man.keys())  print "the actor randonly chosen is: ", random.choice(last_man.keys())  guesses_taken = 0  while guesses_taken <= 3:     guess = raw_input(': ')     guesses_taken = guesses_taken + 1      if guess == random.choice(bill_murray.keys()):         print "you won in %s guesses" % guesses_taken         print guesses_taken     elif guess == random.choice(ben_stiller.keys()):         print "you won in %s guesses" % guesses_taken         print guesses_taken     elif guess == random.choice(markymark.keys()):         print "you won in %s guesses" % guesses_taken         print guesses_taken     elif guess != random.choice(markymark.keys()):         print "you lost"         print guesses_taken     else:         print "you lose"         exit(0) 

the full error syas

file "movie.py", line 42   if guess == random.choice(bill_murray.keys())                                              ^ syntaxerror: invalid syntax 

so, syntax invalid. if line needs end :

if sort out line 42 adding colon, get

file "movie.py", line 45   elif guess == random.choice(ben_stiller.keys())                                               ^ syntaxerror: invalid syntax 

so, syntax invalid. elif line needs end :

elif guess == random.choice(ben_stiller.keys()): #                                              ^---- , on  

syntax errors gone. have problem. , typo

"you hae 3 chances, "

->

"you have 3 chances, "

anyway. if presents me with

the actor randonly chosen is: bill murray

(alright, 2 typos...)

and choose "rushmore" tells me wrong. comments have noted, when try add value existing key ("movie") in dictionary gets replaced. have list of movies?

also, when play isn't using movies:

the actor randonly chosen is:  bill murray : rushmore lost 1 : groundhogs day lost 2 : life aquatic lost 3 : movie won in 4 guesses 4 

let's use lists of movies instead. value key of actor's name. , remove exit(0)

something this:

import random  last_man = {     'mark walberg': ['the martian', 'the departed', 'xyz'],     'ben stiller': ['meet parents', 'something mary', 'dunno'],     'bill murray': ['life aquatic', 'rushmore', 'groundhogs day']  }   print "there 3 actors, 1 chosen randomly" print "you have name many movies have been in" print "if 1 wrong, lose, have 3 chances, , must 1 correct"  actor = random.choice(last_man.keys()) #^--- remember  print "the actor randomly chosen is: ", actor  guesses_taken = 0  while guesses_taken <= 3:     guess = raw_input(': ')     guesses_taken = guesses_taken + 1      if guess in last_man[actor]:         print "you won in %s guesses" % guesses_taken         print guesses_taken         break     else:         print "you lose"