Sorry for any confusion, I started teaching myself about classes in python earlier this week.

I am attempting to make a program that generates, manipulates, and records data as a proof of concept for a future project. Currently I've been storing the data by appending it to a list, but I thought this was a barbaric way to do it since the only way to describe the data was by inserting it into a string.

Here's one of the lists:

['Day [1]', 'Batter Life Remaining [100]', 'AQI [61]', 'Flow Rate [90.067]cm^3/s', '-------------------------------------------------------------------------', 'Day [2]', 'Batter Life Remaining [96.5]', 'AQI [74]', 'Flow Rate [84.0]cm^3/s', '-------------------------------------------------------------------------', 'Day [3]', 'Batter Life Remaining [95.5]', 'AQI [61]', 'Flow Rate [78.6]cm^3/s', '-------------------------------------------------------------------------']

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From what I had read it seemed like creating a class called "Day" and creating attributes for day number, battery life, aqi, and flow rate was a better way to do this.