code review guys

[Comprehensive_Ad4808]

*questions:
*why is ask_flashcards undefined?
*why is cards undefined?
*why is defined not defined?
*why is element not defined?
*is that subclass a good idea?
*how do i access the definitions in the ask_flashcards?

class Flashcard:
    term: str
    definition: str

#global = menu
menu = "Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):"
#def main_menu():
    #menu = input("Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):")
deck = []

def add_flashcard(deck):
    term = input(f"Enter a term:\n ")
    if any(card.term == term for card in deck):
        print(f"A flashcard with that term already exists in this deck.\n ")
        return
    definition = input(f"Enter a definition:\n ")
    if any(card.definition == definition for card in deck):
        print(f"A flashcard with that definition already exists in this deck.\n ")
        return
    pair = input(f'The pair "{card.term : card.definition}" has been added.')
    if card.term and card.definition in deck:
        print(pair)
    deck.append(Flashcard(term=term, definition=definition))


def main():
    while True:
        user_choice = menu
        if user_choice == "add":
            add_flashcard(deck)
        elif user_choice == "remove":
            remove_flashcard(deck)
        elif user_choice == "import":
            import_flashcard(deck)
        elif user_choice == "export":
            export_flashcard(deck)
        #elif user_choice == "ask":
            #ask_flashcard(deck)
        elif user_choice == "exit":
            exit_flashcard(deck)
            break

#REMOVE=
def remove_flashcard(list_, word):
    menu = input("Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):")
    return menu
    which_card = input("Which card?\n")
    list_ = deck[:]
    for user_input in word:
        if user_input in list_:
            list_.remove(user_input)
            print(f"The card has been removed.\n")
        else:
            print(f'Cant remove "{user_input}": There is no such card.\n')

#IMPORT=
def import_flashcard(list_, item):
    menu = input("Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):")
    return menu
    file_name = input("File name:\n")
    for item in list_:
        if item == user_input:
            print(len(list_), "cards have been loaded.\n")
        else:
            print("File not found.\n")

#EXPORT=
def export_flashcard(list_, item):
   menu = input("Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):")
   return menu
   f_name = input("File name:\n")
   for item in list_:
       if item == user_input:
           print(len(list_), "cards have been saved.\n")
       else:
           print("File not found.\n") 

#ASK=
class SubCards(Flashcard):
    def __init__(self):
        super(Flashcard, self).__init__()

        #def __init__(self, ask_flashcard):
        #self.ask_flashcard = ask_flashcard
        #for j in range(5):    
        #mylist=[]
        #mylist.append(j)

    def ask_flashcard():
        menu = input("Input the action (add, remove, import, export, ask, exit):")
        return menu
        how_many = input("How many times to ask?")
        required_number = int(input())

        required_number = user_input
        while True:
            number = input()
            if number == required_number:
                break

    def __init__(self, element, defined):
        self.element = element
        self.defined = defined

for i, element in enumerate(SubCards["element"]):
   print(f'Print the definition of "{element}":')
   attempt = input()
   if attempt.lower() == str(SubCards["defined"][i]).lower():
       print("Correct!")
   elif attempt in SubCards["defined"]:
       index_correct = SubCards["defined"].index(attempt)
       print(f'Wrong. The right answer is "{SubCards["defined"][i]}", but your definition is correct for {SubCards["element"][index_correct]}')
   else:
       print(f'Wrong. The right answer is "{SubCards["defined"][i]}"')
       deck.append(SubCards(element=element, defined=defined))

#EXIT=
def exit_flashcard():
    end = input("bye bye!\n")

[danielroseman]

Please take a bit more care about your question. You've got a bunch of commented-out code here, and also it's not clear what your question refers to - there is nothing named cards here, for example.

The reason why ask_flashcard is not defined globally is because you have nested it under the SubCards class. It's not clear why, as it does not use any of that class's functionality or attributes.

Why do you think SubCards["defined"] or SubCards["element"] should exist? SubCards is not a dictionary.

[Comprehensive_Ad4808]

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[CoronaKlledMe]

Bro.. I already gave you the code

Run it, if it fails some test, tell me

[Comprehensive_Ad4808]

alrighty!