python简单菜单_创建一个简单的python菜单

修正和评论，它们主要是语法错误。menulist= 1. Print the list,

2. Add a name to the list,

3. Remove a name from the list,

4. Change an item in the list,

9. Quit #assuming you want to display menulist, having it as a tuple is useless

lst=("johny","tom","kim","tim","jim") #dont use reserved names for variables, may mess up things

target=raw_input("Pick an item from the menu:")

if target=="1": #this is an equality operator, whereas = is used to assign a variable (This checks the equality basically)

print lst

elif target=="2":

Addname=raw_input("Type in a name to add:")

list=list.append(Addname) #use append instead of insert, insert is for a specific position in list

print menulist #no parentheses, menulist is not a function; also this doesnt have to be indented

elif target=="3":

Removename=raw_input("What name would you like to remove:")

list=list.remove(Removename)

print menulist #again, I took the parentheses away

elif target=="4":

Changename=raw_input("What name would you like to change:") #youd missed the " at the beginning

changetoname=raw_input("What is the new name:")

list=list.replace(Changename, changetoname) #removed the . Theyre the variables, not the strings Changename etc that you want to replace.

print menulist

elif target=="9":

print"good bye" #excessive indenting

else: #this replaces the initial while

#do nothing if the initial input is not 1,2,3,4 or 9

print menulist

修正和评论，它们主要是语法错误。menulist= 1. Print the list, 2. Add a name to the list, 3. Remove a name from the list, 4. Change an item in the list, 9. Quit #assuming you want to display menulist, having it as a tuple is useless lst=("johny","tom","kim","tim","jim") #dont use reserved names for variables, may mess up things target=raw_input("Pick an item from the menu:") if target=="1": #this is an equality operator, whereas = is used to assign a variable (This checks the equality basically) print lst elif target=="2": Addname=raw_input("Type in a name to add:") list=list.append(Addname) #use append instead of insert, insert is for a specific position in list print menulist #no parentheses, menulist is not a function; also this doesnt have to be indented elif target=="3": Removename=raw_input("What name would you like to remove:") list=list.remove(Removename) print menulist #again, I took the parentheses away elif target=="4": Changename=raw_input("What name would you like to change:") #youd missed the " at the beginning changetoname=raw_input("What is the new name:") list=list.replace(Changename, changetoname) #removed the . Theyre the variables, not the strings Changename etc that you want to replace. print menulist elif target=="9": print"good bye" #excessive indenting else: #this replaces the initial while #do nothing if the initial input is not 1,2,3,4 or 9 print menulist