I've got a basic problem in python, and I would be glad for some help :-)

I have two functions. One that convert a text file to a dictionary. And one that splits a sentence into separate words:

(This is the functiondoc.txt)

def autoparts():list_of_parts= open('list_of_parts.txt', 'r')for line in list_of_parts:k, v= line.split()list1.append(k)list2.append(v)dictionary = dict(zip(k, v))def splittext(text):words = text.split()print words

Now I want to make a program that uses these two functions.

(this is the program.txt)

from functiondoc import *# A and B are keys in the dict. The values are 'rear_bumper' 'back_seat'
text = 'A B'    # Input# Splits the input into separate strings.
input_ = split_line(text)

Here's the part I cant get right. I need to use the autoparts function to output the values (rear_bumper back_seat), but I'm not sure how to call that function so it does that. I don't think it's that hard. But I can't figure it out...

Kind Regards,

Th

Some quick points:

• You should not name Python source files ".txt", you should use ".py".
• Your indents look wrong, but that might just be Stack Overflow.
• You need to call the autoparts() function to set up the dictionary.
• The autoparts() function should probably return the dictionary, to make it usable by other code.
• When opening a text file, you should use the t mode specifier. On some platforms, the lower-level I/O code must know that it is reading text, so you need to tell it.