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26,726 PointsMy first Python app :-)
Hi everyone, yesterday I finished object oriented python course with Kenneth Love and today started with my own app. Because one of my hobbys is collecting banknotes, I created a simple app for collectors. I know it's not perfect, I know I will have to do some improvements, I have to solve data persistence etc., but... It's my first python app and I am pretty proud of it. Here's the link to my collector app.
I appreciate any feedback :-)
Hmm... feel like real developer :-)
Tomas
7 Answers
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsBTW I am very sorry for my English but I hope it's understandable :-)
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey Tomas,
Good job! :)
Just one thing, when I tried to input the value
of the banknote using a floating point (e.g. 1.06), I got an error. So, you may want to use float
instead of int
.
def get_value(self):
value = input("Value: ")
value = float(value)
Nice Work. Keep Coding!
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsHey Jason, thank you cery much for your response, I will fix it as soon as possible. I am also working on data persistence - writin only in txt files. It' really exciting to improve my own app :-)
Tomas
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsHere is slightly improved version of my app: Banknotes collector app I did not know how to solve the data persistence and used reading and writing into txt files. I do knot kwno why, but I had to use another class (Saved_note) to read saved data. When I used Note() class, the result was a list of objects saved into txt files.. About the value - it seems to be ok, I meant nominal value of the banknote and this should be integer value I believe. Maybe I didi not described it accuretly, that is because my poor English :-( There is still lot of work on this app, but I am very happy that I am building something useful :-)
Nic weekend to all coders and teachers! :-)
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsI keep learning with Kenneth about Dates and Times in Python and added a new funcionality to my app - the date of data saving :-) The learning is really more fun if I am building something real..
Have a look: Banknote collector app
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsAfter finishing the regular expression course with Kenneth Love, I slightly improved my first python app. The use of regex is a bit primitive in my app, but it works!!! Feelin excited :-) Type python mynotes.py to test the app of you want. Thanks for any feedback and sorry for my English :-)
Tomas Pavlik
26,726 PointsI am about to study databases in python, which seems to be a bit complicated... Meanwhile I slightly improved my little first app - users can now delete data saved in txt file - not a comfort solution but it works... btw I'd like the app not to run only in command line, so I need to add some graphics. Any suggestion which module to use?
Thanks for help :-)