KEYWORD_CATEGORIES = {\'happy\': [\'great\',\'excited\',\'happy\',\'awesome\'],

Question

KEYWORD_CATEGORIES = {'happy': ['great','excited','happy','awesome'], 'uncertain': ['maybe','worried','dunno'], 'sad': ['unhappy','miserable','awful'], 'good': ['pleasant','lovely','nice']}

This is what I've done:

def keyword_category(keyword):

keyword = keyword.lower()
for key in KEYWORD_CATEGORIES:
for value in KEYWORD_CATEGORIES[key]:
if keyword in value:
return KEYWORD_CATEGORIES[key]
return "undefined"

Output:

>>> keyword_category('awful')
['unhappy', 'miserable', 'awful']

Can you help me to fix this so that  it'll return like this: keyword_category("great") and keyword_category("AWESOME") would both return "happy", keyword_category("Maybe") would return "uncertain", and keyword_category("the") might return "undefined" (assuming that "the" doesn't turn up as a value for any of the categories.

Explanation / Answer

keyword.py

def keyword_category(keyword):
   KEYWORD_CATEGORIES = {'happy': ['great','excited','happy','awesome'], 'uncertain': ['maybe','worried','dunno'], 'sad': ['unhappy','miserable','awful'], 'good': ['pleasant','lovely','nice']}
   keyword = keyword.lower()
   for key in KEYWORD_CATEGORIES:
       if keyword in KEYWORD_CATEGORIES[key]:
           return key
   return "undefined"

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