python - Find a value in a dictionary by searching using an inexact / not complete string -


hi i'm learning python , i'm facing problem dictionaries:

i made dictionary contains shows , number of seasons have

all_shows = {'modern family': 3 , 'how met mother': 9 , "modern world" : 12 } 

and made possible user number of season searching name of show

showname = input('<<enter show: >>') season = (all_shows.get(showname))  print (season) 

the problem number of season returned if user writes exact name of show. i'm trying fix if user write "modern" shows "modern" in title ( if write in lower case) , can select show 1 wants.

i looked online , found fuzzywuzzy. think me achieving want? thought using similar show title 1 selected, if wrote " how met mother " result still " 9 " , if wrote " modern " list follow select shows contains "modern" 1 wants.

is fuzzywuzzy looking or there other ways that?

regular expressions friends.

import re  all_shows = {'modern family': 3, 'how met mother': 9, "modern world": 12}  input = 'modern'  rs = {x: y x, y  in all_shows.items() if re.match('.*%s.*' % input, x, re.ignorecase)}  print(rs) 

output:

{'modern world': 12, 'modern family': 3} 

if user inputs odern output still 2 shows modern xxxx name


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