我想知道这在python中是否可行

Question

I was wondering if it is possible to display "Enter the number of wins on monday, tuesday, wednesday, and so on" sequentialy after each input. The only method I can think of is to make multiple inputs in the module.

def getWins():
counter = 1
totalWins = 0
dailyWins = 0
while counter <= 7:
    dailyWins = raw_input('Enter the number of wins acquired for each day this week:')
    totalWins = totalWins + dailyWins
    counter = counter + 1
return totalWins

Answer 1

You could do something like:

def getWins():
    week = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday"]
    scores = {} # Perhaps you want to return a dictionary? If not, just set this to 0 and += score below. Also, remove sum()
    for day in week:
        score = int(raw_input("Enter the number of wins on {}: ".format(day)))
        scores[day] = score
    return sum(scores.values())

getWins()
"""
>>> getWins()
Enter the number of wins on Monday: 5
Enter the number of wins on Tuesday: 4
Enter the number of wins on Wednesday: 5
Enter the number of wins on Thursday: 1
Enter the number of wins on Friday: 3
Enter the number of wins on Saturday: 7
Enter the number of wins on Sunday: 9
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"""

Answer 2

The only method I can think of is to make multiple inputs in the module

• In Python 2.7, raw_input returns a string
• Strings can be split

You could let the user enter the values for the whole week in one raw_input , separated by spaces, comma, etc.

def get_wins():
    data = raw_input('Enter the number of wins for each day, separated by spaces: ')

    wins = [int(win) for win in data.split() if win.isdigit()]
    return sum(wins)

Answer 3

You can use map to create a list of all the inputs made by user as:

dailywins = map(int, raw_input("enter the daily wins of whole week").split()) 
# THIS gives you a list object of ints which can be manipulated any way you want(here input is space separated)

Now you can simply do:

totalwins = sum(dailywins)

to get totalwins