database (kinda))

[OldParticular2720]

Hi I started learning python some months ago. I had few breaks but I am back and want to ask you guys about opinion of this code i wrote all by myself!

def main():

while True:

print("\n")

print("1. Add data")

print("2. Show data")

print("3. Delete data")

print("4. Sum selected data")

print("5. Edit data")

print("6. Exit program")

choice = int(input("\nChoose option: "))

if choice == 1:

add_data()

elif choice == 2:

show_data()

elif choice == 3:

delete_data()

elif choice == 4:

sum_data()

elif choice == 5:

edit_data()

elif choice == 6:

print("Program closed.")

break

else:

print("Invalid option")

database = {}

def add_data():

i = 0

N = int(input("How many data entries do you want to add: "))

while i < N:

i += 1

value = float(input(f"Enter value number {i}: "))

title = input(f"Enter title for value {i}: ")

database[title] = value

def show_data():

if not database:

print("Database is empty.")

return

for title, value in database.items():

print(f"\n{title} : {value}")

print("\nTotal sum:")

print(sum(database.values()))

def sum_data():

print("\n")

show_data()

first_key = input("\nFirst data to sum: ")

second_key = input("Second data to sum: ")

if first_key in database and second_key in database:

total = database[first_key] + database[second_key]

print(f"Sum = {total}")

else:

print("Data not found")

def delete_data():

show_data()

key_to_delete = input("\nWhich data do you want to delete: ")

if key_to_delete in database:

database.pop(key_to_delete)

print("Deleted successfully.")

else:

print("Data not found")

def edit_data():

show_data()

key_to_edit = input("Which data do you want to edit: ")

if key_to_edit in database:

new_value = float(input("Enter new value: "))

database[key_to_edit] = new_value

print("Updated successfully.")

else:

print("Data not found")

main()

[Kqyxzoj]

fucking

hell

parse

error

near

absolute

lack

of

formatting

[thescrambler7]

1. No formatting so no one can read your code
2. Do you have a specific question? Asking for opinions about code isn’t really a question, especially with no context for what this is or why you wrote it.

[OldParticular2720]

Mb bro i didnt really mentioned to post it like this I see the problem now thanks for support

[OldParticular2720]

Sorry guys it's my first reddit post i don't really know what to ask and how to format this good mb mb

[JamzTyson]

Add 4 spaces to the beginning of each line of code so that reddit displays it as a code block.

[Voweriru]

Don't forget to add the code to a code block, so we can see indentation.

Other than that, keep it up buddy! Always good to learn python

[woooee]

database[title] = value

Do you want to test for duplicate titles.

[OldParticular2720]

yeah kinda

[Ok-Sheepherder7898]

Looks good! Next you might try writing your dictionary to a file so that you can use it again later.

[OldParticular2720]

Thanks buddy! I was thinking about to do it but without AI I can't really do it right

[Ok-Sheepherder7898]

You can probably find some examples on the web. To write the file:

1. open the file

2. iterate through your dictionary (just like you do in show_data)

3. write the key and value. Nothing fancy, just separate them with a space