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I cannot figure out why the below code does not work. I dont think my class input is being stored to the defined list but am not sure. Also, when I...
I cannot figure out why the below code does not work. I dont think my class input is being stored to the defined list but am not sure. Also, when I try and open a .txt file nothing happens. I get the feeling this is because the list is not properly updating with the user provided inputs. Can you help me out?
Thanks!
class Home:
def __init__(self):
self.__squarefeet = 0
self.__address = ''
self.__city = ''
self.__state = ''
self.__zipcode = 0
self.__modelname = ''
self.__salestatus = ''
def addNewHome(self): #10
self.__squarefeet = int(input('Please enter the square footage of the home: '))
self.__address = input('Enter the address: ')
self.__city = input('Enter the nearest city: ')
self.__state = input('Enter the state: ')
self.__zipcode = int(input('Enter the zip code: '))
self.__modelname = input('Enter the model name: ')
self.__salestatus = input('Enter the sales status (For Sale, Available, Under Contract, Contingent): ')
def removeHome(self): #20
self.__squarefeet = 0
self.__address = ''
self.__city = ''
self.__state = ''
self.__zipcode = 0
self.__modelname = ''
self.__salestatus = ''
print('Home successfully removed n')
def updateHome(self): #30
self.__squarefeet = int(input('Please enter the updated square footage of the home: '))
self.__address = input('Please enter the updated address of the home: ')
self.__city = input('Please enter the updated closest city to the home: ')
self.__state = input('Please enter the updated state of the home: ')
self.__zipcode = input('Please enter the updated zipcode of the home: ')
self.__modelname = input('Please enter the updated model of the home: ')
self.__salestatus = input('Please enter the updated for-sale status of the home (For sale, Available, Under Contract, Contingent): ')
print('Record updated n')
def getSquareFootage(self): #40
return self.__squarefootage
def getAddress(self):
return self.__address
def getCity(self):
return self.__city
def getState(self): #50
return self.__state
def getZipCode(self):
return self.__zipcode
def getModelName(self):
return self.__modelname
def getSaleStatus(self): #60
return self.__salestatus
housingList = ['']
xx = 0
aa = 0
bb = 0
while True: #65
print('Enter 1 = Create a new home record')
print('Enter 2 = Update a home record')
print('Enter 3 = Remove a home record')
print('Enter 4 = Save a record to a text file')
print('Enter 5 = Exit')
enteredNumber = int(input('Please enter an option: n'))
if enteredNumber == 1: #75
xx = Home()
xx.addNewHome()
housingList.append(xx)
print(housingList)
elif enteredNumber == 2:
address = input('Enter the updated address: n')
check = -1
for aa in range(len(Home)):
if Home[aa].getAddress() == address:
check == aa
break
else:
print('Sorry, that address was not found: n')
if(check != -1):
Home[check].updateHome()
elif enteredNumber == 3:
address = input('Enter an address to remove: n')
check = -1
for aa in range(len(Home)):
if Home[aa].getAddress() == address:
check = aa
break
if(check != -1):
Home[check].removeHome()
del Home[check]
else:
print('Sorry, that address was not foundn')
elif enteredNumber == 4:
File = open('Inventory.txt','w')
exportedFile.write('Address,SquareFeet,City,State,ZipCode,ModelName,SafeStatus'+'n')
for bb in range(len(Home)):
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getAddress())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getSquareFeet())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getCity())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getState())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getZipcode())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getModelName())+',')
exportedFile.write(str(Home[BB].getSaleStatus())+'n')
print('Your file has been createdn')
