Question

Can someone do this first function? Using python and API!

API KEY:  8bb45882c0894d8c1ad25a8dcc157c09

Function name: get_movie_recommendations Parameters: movie_ids (list of ints) Returns: recommended movie titles (list of strings) Description: Write a function that takes in a list of movie IDs. Find the movies corresponding to the IDs. If the popularity of the movie is greater than 20, add the movie title (string) to a list. Return the list of titles. Note: Your function should be able to handle invalid movie ids. Test Cases: >>> test-1 get movie-recommendations ([346364, 17473, 603]) >>print (test_1) ['It', 'The Matrix'] >>> test-2 = get movie-recommendations( [672, 314, 12142, 325245, 333333333]) >>print (test_2) ['Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets'

Answer 1

PYTHON CODE:

# importing the tmdbsimple api
import tmdbsimple as tmdb

# using the provided key
tmdb.API_KEY='8bb45882c0894d8c1ad25a8dcc157c09'

# function begins
def get_movie_recommendations(lst):

    # temporary list to store the movie titles
    r=[]

    # looping through every id in the list
    for i in lst:

        # creating movie object
        movie=tmdb.Movies(i)

        # if the id is valid,
        if movie.id:

            # getting response dictionary from movie object
            response=movie.info()

            # if the popularity is greater than 20, then added to the list
            if response['popularity'] > 20:
                r.append(movie.title)

    # returning the list
    return r
  
      
# testing
if __name__=='__main__':

    print(get_movie_recommendations([346364,17473,603]))
    print(get_movie_recommendations([672,314,12142,325245]))

SCREENSHOT FOR OUTPUT: