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#Recipe
#marayah

def recipes():
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Description of the function
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Looks good! Perhaps you could start off with a small introduction of what the function is for. That might also make the input and output slightly easier to interpret.

Input:
Ingredients that are available to user

Output:
All recipes that require only those ingredients
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I'm not sure what :return: does. Do you mean to explain what the package returns, here?

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print("Function does something..")

#asking for available ingredients"""
ingredients = input("what ingredients do you have available? (please seperate each with a comma)")
print ('okay let me check what recipes we have available with', ingredients, '...')


#importing recipes and store in dict varibale
import csv
recipes = csv.DictReader(open('recipes.csv'))
for row in recipes:
print(row)