How to correctly return an a dictionary as an output in zappier code using python

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I followed Zapier code documentation for Python but I'm still having this issue:

Objective:

I'm trying reformat my input(Feets) from Acuity Scheduling and update it on Salesforce.

Code:

if " ' " in input_data['Feets']:
output = {'Feets':Feets.split("'")[0],'Inches':Feets.split("'")[1]}
else
output = {'Feets':Feets,'Inches':Inches}
Dec 3, 2018 in Python by aryya
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1 answer to this question.

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David here, from the Zapier Platform team. You've got two issues:

  1. You're missing a : for your else, causing the python to not parse correctly
  2. In your if, you don't want spaces around the "'"
  3. You need to read input from the input_data dict

The following code works as expected:

if "'" in input_data['Feets']:
    output = {'Feets': input_data['Feets'].split("'")[0], 'Inches': input_data['Feets'].split("'")[1]}
else:
    output = {'Feets': input_data['Feets'],'Inches': input_data['Inches']}
answered Dec 3, 2018 by charlie_brown
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