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type: challenge
title: "The Vault"
xp: 50
duration: 25
difficulty: 1
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# The Vault
> **[INCOMING — Mission Control, Earth]**
>
> Cadet, every program needs to remember things. Variables hold
> values; types tell Python what kind of value:
>
> - `int` — whole numbers, like `3`
> - `float` — decimals, like `4500.5`
> - `str` — text in quotes, like `"Apollo"`
> - `bool` — `True` or `False`
>
> A **dictionary** maps keys to values. Implement a function `vault`
> that returns a dictionary with exactly these four keys and values:
>
> ```
> "mission": "Apollo"
> "crew_size": 3
> "fuel_kg": 4500.5
> "ready": True
> ```
>
> [END TRANSMISSION]
## Your Task
Open `starter/starter.py`. Replace `pass` with `return { ... }`.
## Objectives
- `vault()` returns a dict
- Each key holds the exact value above (and the right type)

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def vault():
"""Return a dictionary with these four keys and exact values:
"mission": "Apollo" (str)
"crew_size": 3 (int)
"fuel_kg": 4500.5 (float)
"ready": True (bool)
"""
pass

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from solution import vault
def test_returns_dict():
assert isinstance(vault(), dict)
def test_mission_is_correct_string():
v = vault()
assert v["mission"] == "Apollo"
assert isinstance(v["mission"], str)
def test_crew_size_is_correct_int():
v = vault()
assert v["crew_size"] == 3
assert isinstance(v["crew_size"], int)
assert not isinstance(v["crew_size"], bool)
def test_fuel_kg_is_correct_float():
v = vault()
assert v["fuel_kg"] == 4500.5
assert isinstance(v["fuel_kg"], float)
def test_ready_is_true_bool():
v = vault()
assert v["ready"] is True