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Start your free trialfahad lashari
7,693 PointsMy Approach
player_names = []
def print_player_list(list):
print("There are {} players on your team:".format(len(list)))
for i in list:
print("Player {}: {}".format(list.index(i)+1, i))
#for (num, i) in enumerate(list):
#print("Player {}: {}".format(num+1, i))
def user_input_prompt():
try:
user_inputYN = input()
if user_inputYN not in ["y", "Y", "n", "N"]:
raise ValueError("Please only enter: Y or N")
except ValueError as err:
print(err)
# there needs to be a return on the function call here as the else returns the value to
#this function call and not adding a 'return' means there is no value being returned
return user_input_prompt()
else:
#print("Before getting returned: ", user_inputYN)
return user_inputYN
print("Would you like to add players to the team? \nEnter Y/N: ")
user_inputYN = user_input_prompt()
#print("After being assigned: {}".format(user_inputYN))
while user_inputYN in ["y", "Y"]:
new_player = input("please enter the name of the player:\n").capitalize()
player_names.append(new_player)
print("Would you like to add more players to the team? \nEnter Y/N: ")
user_inputYN = user_input_prompt()
if user_inputYN == "n":
print_player_list(player_names)
goal_keeper = int(input("Please select the goal keeper by selecting the player number select from {}-{}:\n".format(1, len(player_names))))
print("Great choice!!! {} will be the goal keeper. Have a great game! :D".format(player_names[goal_keeper-1]))
else:
print("Have a great day! goodbye :)")
Please ignore some debugging code I've put in there as I kept running into a few issues. Would appreciate any suggestions or feedback on how to improve.
regards =)
1 Answer
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsGood job. One comment: You prompt for uppercase N but then only check lowercase here:
if user_inputYN == "n":
As a result the goal keeper code doesn't execute if a valid answer of N is entered.
fahad lashari
7,693 Pointsfahad lashari
7,693 PointsAhhh nice catch. Thank you very much :)