Star Sorter
Given a list of stars (represented as names and magnitudes), sort them by magnitude in ascending order. Lower magnitude values mean brighter stars.
Examples
sort_stars([{'name': 'Vega', 'mag': 0.03}, {'name': 'Sirius', 'mag': -1.46}])
→ [{'name': 'Sirius', 'mag': -1.46}, {'name': 'Vega', 'mag': 0.03}]
sort_stars([])
→ []
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0 of 3 passing- •Sirius & Vega → Sirius firstsort_stars([{'name': 'Vega', 'mag': 0.03}, {'name': 'Sirius', 'mag': -1.46}])expected [{'name': 'Sirius', 'mag': -1.46}, {'name': 'Vega', 'mag': 0.03}]
- •No stars → []sort_stars([])expected []
- •three starssort_stars([{'name': 'Rigel', 'mag': 0.13}, {'name': 'Deneb', 'mag': 1.25}, {'name': 'Arcturus', 'mag': -0.05}])expected [{'name': 'Arcturus', 'mag': -0.05}, {'name': 'Rigel', 'mag': 0.13}, {'name': 'Deneb', 'mag': 1.25}]
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