Arkadiusz Włodarczyk

Python 3 : la programmation Python pour les débutants

If want to write another program... (project?) Where I can do?

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"""
Sample 15 -DATA Structures (Nested Types (SDT)).py

"""

guestList =[
               ["Gabriel", 58, "man"],
               ["Jessica", 25, "woman"],
               ["John", 32, "man"]
           ]
print('-------------- Nested List ---------')

print('guestList =[\n\
               ["Gabriel", 58, "man"],\n\
               ["Jessica", 25, "woman"],\n\
               ["John", 32, "man"]\n\
           ]')
print(guestList)
print('-------------- SubIndication ---------')
print('print(guestList[0])')
print(guestList[0])
print('-')
print('print(guestList[0][0])')
print(guestList[0][0])
print('print(guestList[1][2])')
print(guestList[1][2])
guestList.append(["Spphie", 12, "woman"])
print(guestList)

"""     """


guestList =[
               ["Gabriel", 58, "man", "+54 358 423 9372"],
               ["Jessica", 25, "woman", "+54 358 423 9372"],
               ["John", 32, "man", "+54 358 423 9372"]
           ]
print("Guest List:")
i        = 0
for name,age,sex,cell in guestList:
   i        += 1
   print("Guest Number (",i,")")
   print("Name....:", name)
   print("Age.....:", age)
   print("Sex.....:", sex)
   print("Sex.....:", sex)
   print("---------------")

# ---------- Dictonary with LABELS -----------------------
guestList ={
             '1': {'name': "Gabriel", 'age':58, 'sex':"man",'cell': "+54 358 423 9372"},
             '2':   {'name': "Jessica", 'age':25, 'sex':"woman",'cell': "+54 358 423 9372"},
             '3':   {'name': "John", 'age':32, 'sex':"man",'cell': "+54 358 423 9372"}
           }
print("print(guestList['1']")
print(guestList['1'])
print("---------------")
for key in guestList:
   print('Guest List(',key,'): ')
   print(guestList[key])

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"If want to write another program... (project?) Where I can do?"
Are you asking me where can you find different exercises?

Let me see, and then, you can see it?

I didn't understand totally

'couse my idea is that this code let to anoter pupil can copy and paste in his computer... or to see another solutions for that or this chapter...

maybe then, we can make a GitHub project and share with the people...

I meant your code is hard to read because it is unformatted, It is unformatted because of how Skillshare works on pasted (code) text. When you paste your code to pastebin/github and then share a link it can be easily read.

Ohh Yeah,
I see.
Then I will try to put into GitHub.

Thank you.
gab

Dear Arkadiusz,

I have a suggest for Chapter 43 of Python Course for Beginners.
I think that print i, and x[i] make more clear to Beginner, how work sum = sum + item. 

my sample
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Hi Arkadiusz, 
I don't understand how, I can communicate with you, better, and put my programs or projects avaible for other people

Could you please give me your e-mail address?
my address is 
gmail: gxsoft
twitter:gxsoft
facebook:gxsoft
instagram:gxsoft

Cheers,
gab

You can do it like you did now, but add at the end of your program link where code is formatted for example to github :)

I didn't understand you.
Do you have gitHub user?
my user in gitHub is "gxsoft"
my mail: gxsoft@gmail.com

I mean you can share the link to your github project here :)

""" Sample 10 - Exercise GUESS Numer.py # ------------------------------------------ # GUESS NUMBER # # ------------------------------------------ """
secretNumber = 40 guessedNumber = 0
while guessedNumber != secretNumber: guessedNumber = int(input("Guess the secretNumber: ")) if guessedNumber &gt; secretNumber: print("Nope, lower!") else: if guessedNumber != secretNumber: print("Nope, upper!")
print("Yes, you are RIGHT!")

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