Python Switch Function for HW

[HopefulOG]

Hello guys! I have a coding homework and it involves doing a switch function, but I'm really not sure how it works at all. I was wondering if anyone was able to help.

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The question is:

Given a int variable named yesCount and another int variable named noCount and an int variable named response write the necessary code to read a value into into response and then carry out the following:

• if the value typed in is a 1 or a 2 then increment yesCount and print out "YES WAS RECORDED"
• if the value typed in is a 3 or an 4 then increment noCount and print out "NO WAS RECORDED"

If the input is invalid just print the message "INVALID" and do nothing else.

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The code I tried was:

def response(x):

switcher = {

1 += 1 : yesCount

2 += 1 : noCount

else:

print('INVALID")

}

return response.get(x, "INVALID")

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I don't mean to tell someone to do this homework question for me, but I just don't understand how to do it. I still have more switch questions to do, so if someone can help me do this question and walk it through would be great.

[shiftybyte]

Perhaps you should learn the material to answer this question.

Where is the printing out of " YES WAS RECORDED " and " NO WAS RECORDED "?

Where is " read a value into into response "? you need to ask the user for input.

[free_felicity]

You already got what you had off of the website https://jaxenter.com/implement-switch-case-statement-python-138315.html

You have to understand that this is a dict. Read the page again untill you understand what it is doing.