I need some help w/ dictionaries (Python 3)

Question

Code:

ProductID = {}
ProductID[6969] = "Meme"
print(ProductID)
print(ProductID[input("What would you like to buy? (Imput product key)")])

How do I fix this?

Answer 1

ProductID = {}
#Would recommend just "69" not "6969" but you do you man.
ProductID[6969] = "Meme"
print(ProductID)

#Error Handling in case somebody does a funny >:P
try:
    #Making the input an integer
    buy = int(input("What would you like to buy? "))
    print("Bought:", "\"" + ProductID[buy] + "\"", "ID:", buy)
except ValueError:
    print("The ProductID should be int(1234) not string(\"Hello World\")")
except KeyError:
    print("The", buy, "ProductID doesn't exist u dumb. I mean I literally printed it for u >:(")

I added some mean stuff, you can remove it if you want 8)

I know this won't really answer your question, but hopefully someone can elaborate.