So I am coding a checklist in Python 3.5.2. Part of my checklist is the function that is removing something in the list by typing the name of the thing in the list. I have been trying to figure out a way to do it but have not found one. Here is the code that I am working with:
import time
import random
#Intro tells player how to use program
def displayIntro():
print("Hello there, welcome to your Python Checklist.")
time.sleep(2)
print("Please type the name of the chore e.g. rubbish.")
time.sleep(2)
print("To remove a completed chore, type ‘done’ then the name of the chore e.g. done rubbish.")
time.sleep(3)
print("It will tick the box next to the chore you said. ☑")
time.sleep(2)
print("To show unfinished chores type ‘display’ with check boxes next to them. ☐")
#Stores user input in a list
def nameChores():
chores = ''
chores2 = ()
chores3 = ''
chores2 = input('Type chore name: ').split()
print("Chore(s) is now stored.")
while chores != 'display' and chores in chores2:
time.sleep(0.5)
print('Make sure to look at the intro for the commands.')
chores = input().lower()
#Displays the unfinished chores that the player has typed in and appear with unfilled checkboxes next to them
if chores == 'display':
print(chores2)
return chores
#Program looks for chore name and removes it from the list. Says to player it is removed with a tick next to it.
if chores in chores2:
chores2.remove(chores)
print("Chore is now remove. ☑")
nameChores()
import time
currentChores = []
finishedChores = []
def displayIntro():
print("Hello there, welcome to your Python Checklist.")
time.sleep(2)
print("Please type the name of the chore e.g. rubbish.")
time.sleep(2)
print("To remove a completed chore, type ‘done’ then the name of the chore e.g. done rubbish.")
time.sleep(3)
print("It will tick the box next to the chore you said. ☑")
time.sleep(2)
print("To show unfinished chores type ‘display’ with check boxes next to them. ☐")
def nameChores():
chore = input("Type chore name: ")
if (chore == "display"):
print(currentChores)
elif ("done " in chore):
subString = chore.replace("done ", "")
if subString in currentChores:
currentChores.remove(subString)
finishedChores.append(subString)
print("Chore: " + subString + " was removed from your chore list")
else:
print("The chore: " + subString + " doesn't exist in your chore list")
elif (chore not in currentChores):
currentChores.append(chore)
print("Chore: " + chore + " was added to your chore list")
def main():
nameChores()
main()
This code snippet will execute the displayChores
intro, and then proceed to continuously add chores to the currentChores
list by having the nameChores
function in a infinite loop
If a chore
is added twice, the chore
will be removed from the currentChores
list and added to the finishedChores
list, where you easily can access all finished chores
You can easily make the script stop whenever you want by modifying the nameChores
function:
def nameChores():
while True:
chore = input("Type chore name: ")
if (chore == "display"):
print(currentChores)
elif (chore == "stop"):
break
elif ("done " in chore):
subString = chore.replace("done ", "")
if subString in currentChores:
currentChores.remove(subString)
finishedChores.append(subString)
print("Chore: " + subString + " was removed from your chore list")
else:
print("The chore: " + subString + " doesn't exist in your chore list")
elif (chore not in currentChores):
currentChores.append(chore)
print("Chore: " + chore + " was added to your chore list")
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