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The Adder
1:33Making your apps more friendly and adaptable is a great idea. How did you do on the challenge of adding more routes to your view? Here's my solution!
Well, did you do it?
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Let's look at how I solved the problem of
catching both types of numbers.
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All right, so just to remind you, if we
try going to our thing and
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we have something that's not, not an
imager,
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then it errors because it can't convert
that into a number.
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But let's see about turning this into
something that takes ints,
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floats, you know, either one of those.
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Okay.
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So, what do we have?
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Well, first of all,
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we have this app route where we have ints
and, you know, they're both ints.
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So, let's let's duplicate this and let's
make them both floats.
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All right, and
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then our other option would be that number
one is an int and number two's a float.
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Or that number one is a float and number
two is an int, right?
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So we have int int, float float, int
float, and a float int.
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Let's let's give these a test.
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All right.
So first of all, let's do 2.5 plus 5.
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7.5, great.
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2.5 plus 5.5.
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8.0, great.
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And there we go.
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All right, so, and
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let's just, let's make sure that it still
works with just two ints, and it does.
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All right, four routes on one view.
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That's kind of crazy, but that should
cover everything.
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Creating routes for your views is a major
part of working with basic Flask, but
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there's actually a whole lot more that we
can do with this framework.
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In our next stage,
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we'll take a look at rendering templates
and serving static files.
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