| CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 12:04pm On May 27, 2017 |
hi guys... about a week ago. fleshbone shared with us his first CBT code.. in python 2.7 so i re-wrote the code in python 3... here it is... wasnt good as the first though.. pls its open to criticism.. thanks from time import *
import random
def name():
student_name = str(input('please enter your name:'))
print('Welcome ', student_name, ' wait a while lets get you logged in.')
sleep(2)
return student_name
def chemistry():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('your score is:', score)
return all
def mathematics():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you scored', score)
return all
def geography():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you score ', score)
return all
def economics():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you scored ', score)
return all
def agricultural_science():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you scored', score)
return all
def physics():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you scored ', score)
return all
def english():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = questions[i]
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('you scored ', score)
return all
def biology():
questions = {1: ['question 1\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'a'],
2: ['question two\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
3: ['question three\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'c',],
4: ['question four\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'b'],
5: ['question five\n(A)option A here\n(B)option B here\n(C)option C here\n(D)option D here', 'd']}
score = 0
answer_char = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd',]
for i in questions:
quest = random.choice(questions.values())
print('\n', i,'.', quest[0])
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
while answer not in answer_char:
print('only enter one of the options above')
answer = str(input('enter anser here:\n'))
answer = answer.lower()
else:
answer = answer.lower()
if answer == quest[1]:
score += 2
else: pass
print ('your score is ', score)
return all
def subject_selector():
print('please select the subject you want to start with\n')
subject = str(input('enter A - for Arigultural Science\n'
'enter B - for Biology\n'
'enter M - for Mathematics\n'
'enter C - for Chemistry\n'
'enter P - for Physics\n'
'enter G - for Geography\n'
'enter Eng - for English\n'
'enter Eco - for Economics\n:'))
subject = subject.lower()
choice_char = ['a', 'b', 'm', 'c', 'p', 'g', 'eng', 'eco']
while subject not in choice_char:
print('please select either', str(choice_char))
subject = str(input('enter A - for Arigultural Science\n'
'enter B - for Biology\n'
'enter M - for Mathematics\n'
'enter C - for Chemistry\n'
'enter P - for Physics\n'
'enter G - for Geography\n'
'enter Eng - for English\n'
'enter Eco - for Economics\n:'))
else:
if subject == 'a':
agricultural_science()
elif subject == 'b':
biology()
elif subject == 'm':
mathematics()
elif subject == 'c':
chemistry()
elif subject == 'p':
physics()
elif subject == 'g':
geography()
elif subject == 'eng':
english()
elif subject == 'eco':
economics()
return all
name() subject_selector() |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 5:03pm On May 27, 2017 |
This is impressive boss (phililp)
Am not on a pc now, I would go through it better later in the day when am back home. Kudos.
antieverything should see this. Am sure he has a lot to share too. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by pythonkid(m): 6:10pm On May 27, 2017 |
fleshbone:
This is impressive boss (phililp)
Am not on a pc now, I would go through it better later in the day when am back home. Kudos.
antieverything should see this. Am sure he has a lot to share too. Pls contact me in private |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 8:09pm On May 27, 2017 |
pythonkid:
Pls contact me in private
Sorry sir, I don't know how to send private messages here. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 11:08pm On May 27, 2017 |
Philip, i ran the codes it was pretty clean. Except for some typos. it's okay  . But really, as for me i don't think writing a code for an exam and the [/b]questions seen to be contained in the codes[b] is "fresh". i will rather create a text_file on my PC and the Program access the text_file for the question and answer, i feel its neater and more okay. i'll try and work on this too + i think am interested in the GUI. fleshbone , thanks for stirring something up. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by airsaylongcon: 11:55pm On May 27, 2017 |
Why are you guys reinventing the wheel? Loads of Open Source CBT software exist to do what you are trying to do. I'd like to know what new addition you are making to already existing solutions? |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 3:11am On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Philip, i ran the codes it was pretty clean. Except for some typos. it's okay .
But really, as for me i don't think writing a code for an exam and the [/b]questions seen to be contained in the codes[b] is "fresh". i will rather create a text_file on my PC and the Program access the text_file for the question and answer, i feel its neater and more okay. i'll try and work on this too + i think am interested in the GUI.
fleshbone , thanks for stirring something up. We are actually all learning. Would love to see ur version of the program anyway so we can all get beTter. Thank to you too. Am currently reading a book about GUI Using Tkinter module. I would come up with something soon. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 7:14am On May 28, 2017 |
airsaylongcon:
Why are you guys reinventing the wheel? Loads of Open Source CBT software exist to do what you are trying to do. I'd like to know what new addition you are making to already existing solutions? sorry but i think its important we start from somwhere... u dont expect a beginner to create new kinda AI. we learning bro |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 7:16am On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Philip, i ran the codes it was pretty clean. Except for some typos. it's okay .
But really, as for me i don't think writing a code for an exam and the [/b]questions seen to be contained in the codes[b] is "fresh". i will rather create a text_file on my PC and the Program access the text_file for the question and answer, i feel its neater and more okay. i'll try and work on this too + i think am interested in the GUI.
fleshbone , thanks for stirring something up. thanks for the hint.... about the GUI... u working on it too?? |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 7:19am On May 28, 2017 |
fleshbone:
Am currently reading a book about GUI Using Tkinter module.
I would come up with something soon. pls boss.... what the name of the book... is it E-book. been using videos from thenewbostom.. need a book too |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 12:51pm On May 28, 2017 |
airsaylongcon:
Why are you guys reinventing the wheel? Loads of Open Source CBT software exist to do what you are trying to do. I'd like to know what new addition you are making to already existing solutions? maybe you call it re-inventing the wheel... Maybe you are way ahead of us in this. But i believe guys here in this thread aren't really claiming any professionalism in app development. And i also believe that we all grow by going from known to unknown.... and every person that thought outside the box first of all knows what's within the box and saw it insufficiency... Reviewing open source codes are really cool in fact i do that on GIThub but the truth is if i don't practice some certain things i will i know that i know them. No one here is satisfied with this level we all want to improve, at least for me and doing what has been done is a way of learning how it is been done... it's not about what you did now but the understanding is what matters. Then when i review some code, i can be like "oh, so this stuff can be done like this" or be like "i think if this stuff is done this way it will help reduce resources consumption... or be like "wow, am just seeing this". Whichever way it goes, the contribution towards or knowledge added is built on something you'd learnt earlier... i also want to bring new ideas into existing ones but how will i do that if i don't know hot the existing one works. Threads like this is just for simple stunt pulling. I believe Albert Einstein would have solved questions USING the UNDERSTANDING of Newton's equation until he reasoned that Newton might actually be wrong. Or should we now tag new guys in the "Hello World level" as re-inventing the wheel? No!...The sole-aim of this is to LEARN. I know you are trying to stir up an awakening in us to look more into what we can give and add to existing ideas and not to be complacent but it looked more like an attack on the learning process. 4 Likes |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 12:56pm On May 28, 2017 |
phililp:
thanks for the hint....
about the GUI... u working on it too?? Yea i will be working on it this night.. And see what's up in the morrow. fleshbone:
We are actually all learning. Would love to see ur version of the program anyway so we can all get beTter. Thank to you too.
Am currently reading a book about GUI Using Tkinter module.
I would come up with something soon. Yh, i have written my version last night. Also, I will try and work on the GUI this night.. But i don't know how to post it like phililp did.. I don't what the indentation compromised. Phililp, how did you post yours? |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 1:02pm On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Yea i will be working on it this night.. And see what's up in the morrow.
Yh, i have written my version last night. Also, I will try and work on the GUI this night.. But i don't know how to post it like phililp did.. I don't what the indentation compromised. Phililp, how did you post yours? use this tag paste your code here |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 1:31pm On May 28, 2017 |
from time import *
import random
Better to write
from time import whatever_you're_actually_going_to_use_from_the_time_module
from random import whatever_you're_actually_going_to_use_from_the_random_module
Hope you don't mind if I ask what this line
time.sleep(2)
is doing in the student name class
Re-write the last two lines as
def main():
if __name__=="__main__":
name()
subject_selector
The above are more about best practices than about code correctness though.
Your questions is a dictionary. How are you indexing into it like a list?
I'm trying to understand what you intend to do in that for loop. I'll post my code for you to take a look |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 1:33pm On May 28, 2017 |
fleshbone:
use this tag paste your code here I guess you have a github account. Just post it on github and provide a link. Its the best way. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 1:56pm On May 28, 2017 |
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| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 2:31pm On May 28, 2017 |
TheLordIsGr8:
I guess you have a github account. Just post it on github and provide a link. Its the best way. Sorry I didn't expect it to show that way. Here is an html tag for code '<code>paste your code in here</code>'. But instead of '<' use '['. And for '>', Use ']'. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 2:47pm On May 28, 2017 |
TheLordIsGr8:
from time import *
import random
Better to write
from time import whatever_you're_actually_going_to_use_from_the_time_module
from random import whatever_you're_actually_going_to_use_from_the_random_module
Hope you don't mind if I ask what this line
time.sleep(2)
is doing in the student name class
Re-write the last two lines as
def main():
if __name__=="__main__":
name()
subject_selector
The above are more about best practices than about code correctness though.
Your questions is a dictionary. How are you indexing into it like a list?
I'm trying to understand what you intend to do in that for loop. I'll post my code for you to take a look
thanks sir; 'll keep these corrections in mind... but what exactly does the if _name_ == _main_ do  ? |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 2:52pm On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Philip, i ran the codes it was pretty clean. Except for some typos. it's okay .
But really, as for me i don't think writing a code for an exam and the [/b]questions seen to be contained in the codes[b] is "fresh". i will rather create a text_file on my PC and the Program access the text_file for the question and answer, i feel its neater and more okay. i'll try and work on this too + i think am interested in the GUI.
fleshbone , thanks for stirring something up. thanks sir! but the thing is i really dunno how to do the text_file thing.. can u just give me a crash course one it?? pls... just a little light lemme build on |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 3:00pm On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Yh, i have written my version last night. Also, I will try and work on the GUI this night.. But i don't know how to post it like phililp did.. I don't what the indentation compromised. Phililp, how did you post yours? dunno what i did O  ... just copied from my IDE and pasted.. then later modified. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 3:42pm On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Yea i will be working on it this night.. And see what's up in the morrow.
Yh, i have written my version last night. Also, I will try and work on the GUI this night.. But i don't know how to post it like phililp did.. I don't what the indentation compromised. Phililp, how did you post yours? YAS!!! i remember now.... this was what happened. i first wrote the five first line of the post then summited(forgot to past the code).. then came back and modified and pasted the code... thats it |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 3:46pm On May 28, 2017 |
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| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 4:38pm On May 28, 2017 |
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| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 4:52pm On May 28, 2017 |
phililp:
thanks sir! but the thing is i really dunno how to do the text_file thing..
can u just give me a crash course one it?? pls... just a little light lemme build on Man, leave the "Sir" thing. you can refer to me as simply "kayoph"... Check out the code on the hub first and see if you grab anything concerning the text_file thing. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 5:59pm On May 28, 2017 |
kayoph:
Guys, this the link for my version:
https://github.com/olamigokayphils/CBT.py
Make sure to read the Readme
Review it. it's Open to criticism fam. Here is the code Kayoph wants to display.
# For Niaraland Programming Thread
# CBT exam stuff
import sys
import time
from time import *
def open_file(file_name, mode):
""" Open the cbt.txt file. """
try:
the_file = open(file_name, mode)
except IOError as e:
print("Cannot locate the file", file_name, "Ending the program...", e)
sleep(2)
input("\n\nPress the enter key to exit. "
sys.exit()
else:
return the_file
def next_line(the_file):
"""This returns the next line from the cbt.txt file. """
line = the_file.readline()
line = line.replace("/", "\n"
return line
def next_block(the_file):
"""This return the next block of data from the file. """
category = next_line(the_file)
question = next_line(the_file)
answer = []
for i in range(4):
answer.append(next_line(the_file))
correct = next_line(the_file)
if correct:
correct = correct[0]
return category, question, answer, correct
def subject_selector():
print('please select the subject you want to start with\n')
subject = str(input('enter A - for Arigultural Science\n'
'enter B - for Biology\n'
'enter M - for Mathematics\n'
'enter C - for Chemistry\n'
'enter P - for Physics\n'
'enter G - for Geography\n'
'enter Eng - for English\n'
'enter N - for Nairaland CBT\n:'))
subject = subject.lower()
choice_char = ["n"]
while subject not in choice_char:
print("Only the file for Niaraland CBT was created. Abeg No vex!"
print("\nKindly select 'N' in the option"
subject = str(input('\nenter A - for Arigultural Science\n'
'enter B - for Biology\n'
'enter M - for Mathematics\n'
'enter C - for Chemistry\n'
'enter P - for Physics\n'
'enter G - for Geography\n'
'enter Eng - for English\n'
'enter N - for Nairaland CBT\n:'))
if subject == "n":
welcome()
def welcome():
"""welcome the student. """
print("\t\tWElcome to the nairaland CBT Examination.\n"
def dmain():
student_name = input("Enter your name to begin the test:"
while not student_name:
student_name = input("Enter your name to begin the test."
print(student_name, ", VERIFYING DETAILS..."
sleep(2)
subject_selector()
start = time()
cbt_file = open_file("cbt.txt", "r"
title = next_line(cbt_file)
score = 0
#getting the first block
category, question, answer, correct = next_block(cbt_file)
while category:
#the question
print(category)
print(question)
for i in range(4):
print("\t", i + 1, "-", answer[i])
#gettin the answer
answer = input("What is your answer?: "
#verify answer
if answer == correct:
score += 1
else:
score += 0
#getting the next_block
category, question, answer, correct = next_block(cbt_file)
cbt_file.close()
print("That was the last question!"
stop = time()
print("SUBMITTING..."
sleep(2)
print("Your Final score is", score, ", you used", stop - start, "seconds"
#Runniniggggggggggggggg
dmain()
input("\n\nPress the enter key to exit. "
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| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by fleshbone(m): 6:05pm On May 28, 2017 |
The Book. (Slide) am using for learning the GUI is 'An Introduction to GUI programming with Tkinter - Erik Spence' |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 6:35pm On May 28, 2017 |
thanks fleshbone
This is the screenshot for the cbt.txt file: 1 Like 
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| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by antieverything(m): 7:42pm On May 28, 2017 |
nice one! |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by phililp(m): 8:21pm On May 28, 2017 |
TheLordIsGr8:
I'm a sort of beginning pythonista myself. But I believe I've been digging a bit longer than you. So I'm learning as well.
So in this jupyter notebook I try to explain the whole thing to myself. You can view it here
https://github.com/Parousiaic/nairaland_programming/blob/master/python_dunder_main.ipynb
Let me know if there's anything you don't get thanks Man! i now understand everything about the __name__ == __main your explanation nearly confused me though now working on the txt file... thanks again! |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by badthinds: 9:09pm On May 28, 2017 |
airsaylongcon:
Why are you guys reinventing the wheel? Loads of Open Source CBT software exist to do what you are trying to do. I'd like to know what new addition you are making to already existing solutions? I try pointing this out to guys I see here on nairaland...on the long run, they see me as a hater  Well, my abstract thinking have blessed me with many fresh original ideas I can't wait to unleash... |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 7:35am On May 29, 2017 |
phililp:
thanks Man! i now understand everything about the __name__ == __main
your explanation nearly confused me though
now working on the txt file...
thanks again! Sure. It takes some time to wrap one's head around some things. But with patience you'll get there. I keep updating the file as I realize better ways to explain it. |
| Re: CBT In Python. V2 By Fleshbone by Nobody: 7:45am On May 29, 2017 |
kayoph:
Guys, this the link for my version:
https://github.com/olamigokayphils/CBT.py
Make sure to read the Readme
Review it. it's Open to criticism fam. Hello Kay. I wish to make an observation about your naming scheme. You created a repository. The name of the repo shouldn't have any extensions. It looks like the repo is a python file which is not the case. The name of your repo should be the project name. I will think something like "Nairaland CBT." The exam part is redundant in so far as T stands for Test. Unless you have something else in mind. For your code file which you called "The main code", you should give the file a good descriptive name and add an extension. Remember, no spaces in file names. Don't even use dashes. Underscores are your best friend. 1 Like |
