Jul-15-2021, 07:59 PM
(This post was last modified: Jul-15-2021, 07:59 PM by paracelsusx.)
Hello, I am learning python3 using the python crash course book and I have decided to try to learn the most accepted way to properly format my code early on.
To do this I installed pycode with PIP.
Is it ok to be using 90 characters instead of 80? I find it a lot easier to work in 90 although I understand 80 is the standard, although there seems to be some debate over it when I search it online. I was thinking 90 is a small increase and may be accepted more among other programmers.
I'm doing the guest list tutorial in the crash course book, if your curious this is how my code looks. I hope it is somewhat proper and clean looking for my early stages. It is working at least.
To do this I installed pycode with PIP.
Is it ok to be using 90 characters instead of 80? I find it a lot easier to work in 90 although I understand 80 is the standard, although there seems to be some debate over it when I search it online. I was thinking 90 is a small increase and may be accepted more among other programmers.
I'm doing the guest list tutorial in the crash course book, if your curious this is how my code looks. I hope it is somewhat proper and clean looking for my early stages. It is working at least.
# guest list exercise at the end of the list section # see intro list for how to' print('Guest list exercise v1.0') print("\nI should have room at the venue for three \ people") guestlist = ['dracula', 'zelda', 'luigi'] # original guest list' # names = guestlist.title()' print("\nI think I will invite the following") print(guestlist[0].title() + ", " + guestlist[1].title() + ", and " + guestlist[2].title() + ".") # cant figure out how to print the list without the # brackets yet and as a title all at once. Will have to # go back. For now calling each one separate' invmsg = (", would you like to cometo dinner \ tonight? \nI am inviting ") inv1 = ("\nHello " + guestlist[0].title() + invmsg + guestlist[1].title() + ", and " + guestlist[2].title() + " as well. ") print(inv1) # case sensitive # i will go back and make this code better inv2 = ("\nHello " + guestlist[1].title() + invmsg + guestlist[0].title() + ", and " + guestlist[2].title() + " as well. ") print(inv2) inv3 = ("\nHello " + guestlist[2].title() + invmsg + guestlist[0].title() + ", and " + guestlist[1].title() + " as well. ") print(inv3) # sent the first three invitations # one of the guest cant make it mcmake = ("\nI received a call that ," + guestlist[2].title() + ", can't make it to the" + "dinner. \nI will need to invite someone else" + "notify the others.") # \n can be used anywhere in the print text print(mcmake) rguest = guestlist.pop(2) guestlist.insert(2, 'samus') nguest1 = guestlist[-1].title() cmmsg = ("I am very sorry but ," + rguest.title() + ", can't make it to the party. I invited , " + nguest1 + ", instead to join us.") g1 = guestlist[0].title() g2 = guestlist[1].title() print("\nDear " + g1 + ". " + cmmsg) print("\nDear " + g2 + ". " + cmmsg) # print(guestlist) this is a tester # correct - inv3 has to be updated inv3 = ("\nHello " + guestlist[2].title() + invmsg + guestlist[0].title() + ", and ," + guestlist[1].title() + ", as well. ") print("\n" + inv3) print("\n I found a even bigger venue, i can invite \ three more people to the dinner") guestlist.insert(0, 'gandolf') guestlist.insert(2, 'yoshi') guestlist.append('cain') g1 = guestlist[0].title() g2 = guestlist[1].title() g3 = guestlist[2].title() g4 = guestlist[3].title() g5 = guestlist[4].title() g6 = guestlist[5].title() # dont know how to do them all separately # or to tell it when it ends automatically inv1 = ("\nHello " + g1 + invmsg + g2 + ", " + g3 + ", " + g4 + ", " + g5 + ", and ," + g6 + ", as well.") inv2 = ("\nHello " + g3 + invmsg + g1 + ", " + g2 + ", " + g4 + ", " + g5 + ", and ," + g6 + ", as well.") inv3 = ("\nHello " + g5 + invmsg + g1 + ", " + g2 + ", " + g3 + ", " + g4 + ", and ," + g6 + ", as well.") print(inv1) print(inv2) print(inv3) print("\nSo for dinner I have invited these fine " + "people. " + g1 + " , " + g2 + " , " + g3 + " , " + g4 + " , " + g5 + " , and " + g6) print("\nDue to a unforeseen incident at the \ location of the dinner hall, I now have to have\ the dinner at home and can only invite two \ guest.") print("\nI think I will only invite " + g2 + " and " + g6 + " to dinner, I will need uninvite the" + " other right away") removedguest = guestlist.pop(0) + " ,"\ + guestlist.pop(1) + " ,"\ + guestlist.pop(1) + " "\ + guestlist.pop(1) # im sure there is a better way to do this print("\nI have uninvited the following people \ form the party: " + removedguest.title()) uninvmsg = "I am sorry to have to inform you due\ to unforeseen events I must uninvite your from \ the dinner party. \nI will make sure to invite \ you next time." print("\nDear " + g1 + ", " + uninvmsg) print("\nDear " + g3 + ", " + uninvmsg) print("\nDear " + g4 + "," + uninvmsg) print("\nDear " + g5 + ", " + uninvmsg) stillinvmsg = "I just wanted to let you know you\ are still invited to my dinner party, hope to see\ you there." print("\nDear " + g2 + ", " + stillinvmsg) print("\nDear " + g6 + ", " + stillinvmsg) del guestlist[0] # removing the last two names del guestlist[0] # print(guestlist) test line # exercise finished