How do we get a random key from a menu_items dict using the random module's choice() function?
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.keys())
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.items())
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items)
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.values())
The correct way to get a random key from a `menu_items` dict using the `random` module's `choice()` function is:
```python
random_menu_item = choice(list(menu_items.keys()))
```
Explanation:
- The `keys()` method of a dictionary returns a view object that contains the keys of the dictionary.
- To use the `choice()` function, we need to provide it with a sequence or iterable.
- Therefore, we need to convert the view object returned by `keys()` into a list using the `list()` function before passing it to `choice()`.
How do we get a random key from a menu_items dict using the random module's choice() function?
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.keys())
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.items())
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items)
random_menu_item = choice(menu_items.values())
The correct way to get a random key from a `menu_items` dict using the `random` module's `choice()` function is:
```python
random_menu_item = choice(list(menu_items.keys()))
```
Explanation:
- `menu_items.keys()` returns a view object that contains the keys of the dictionary.
- `choice()` function requires a sequence to choose a random item from, so we need to convert the view object to a list using `list()` function.
- Finally, `choice()` will select a random key from the converted list and assign it to the `random_menu_item` variable.