@dgelessus thanks again, I just deleted the heads line and it ran fine. I’ll be sure to include your reference tips in future posts too.
Craig

Trying to store my calculations in one function and call it in my input function to output a total. If level 1 is selected, I want it to find level 1 in the get_sales function and multiply that percentage by the salesAmount variable in the salesPerson function.

def get_sales(s):
	level1 = 0
	if s <= 2500:
		level1 = s * 0.045
	return level1
	
def salesPerson():
	salesNum = input("How many sales persons? ")
	for num in salesNum:
		salesName = input("Enter sales person name: ")
		salesLevel = 0
		while salesLevel == 0:
			try:
				salesLevel = int(input("Enter sales person level: "))
				if salesLevel < 1 or salesLevel > 4:
					print("error, try again.")
					salesLevel = int(input("Enter sales person level: "))
					if salesLevel == 1:
						salesLevel = get_sales(salesLevel)
			except:
				print("error, try again.")
				continue
		hoursWorked = float(input("Enter hours worked: "))
		salesAmount = float(input("Enter sales amount: "))
		print(salesLevel*salesAmount)
	
salesPerson()

Hi, working on UI layout and want to know how to get a photo from my camera roll or my iCloud Drive to display in the UI grid.
Thanks,
Craig

@mikael they aren’t named myInterface, but they are both named the same thing, GOapp.py and GOapp.pyui in the same folder

@cvp I’m not sure how to show that here, I don’t see adding a picture/screenshot option and my UI file only shows the grid layout. I thought I had accessed a code version before, but every button I press in the menu seems to take me everywhere but where the code is (using my iPhone, not a tablet).

Hi,
I’m looking to get my pythonista code into app mode, and I’m looking for some advice from others. I created the UI folder so I have a UI file and a Python file. The only tutorials I can find are for different types of games.
I need to figure out how to incorporate my code into the UI layout. Thoughts?
This is my code, the console says I haven’t defined myInterface, so I need help with that.

import ui
import time
from random import choice

def intro():
	print("The Guitar Oracle is listening.")
	time.sleep(2)
	
def key (myInterface):
	viewSelector = myInterface.superview
	textFromTextBox = viewSelector['textview1'].text
	keys = ['C','F','Bb','Eb','Ab','Db','Gb', 'Cb','G','D','A','E','B','F#','C#']
	key = input("Choose your key: ").capitalize()
	if (key == 'C'):
		print('You chose C, excellent')
		ask=input('Major or Minor?: ').lower()
		if (ask=='major'):
			cmajor = ['C Ionian: C – D – E – F – G – A – B','C Lydian: C - D - E - F# - G - A - B','C Mixolydian: C - D - E - F - G - A - Bb', 'C Maj Pentatonic: C - D - E - G - A']
			levels= input('Choose your level (1, 2, or 3): ')
			validLevel = range(1,4) #provides range for acceptable levels 1, 2, or 3
			if (levels.isnumeric()):
				levels = int(levels)
			if (levels == 1):
				question = choice(cmajor)
				print(question)
			elif (levels == 2):
				question = choice(cmajor),choice(cmajor)
				print(question)
			elif (levels == 3):
				question = choice(cmajor),choice(cmajor),choice(cmajor)
				print(question)
			if (ask=='minor'):
				cminor = ['C Dorian: C - D - Eb - F - G - A - Bb','C Phrygian: C - Db - Eb - F - G - Ab - Bb', 'C Aeolian: C - D - Eb - F - G - Ab - Bb','C Locrian: C - Db - Eb - F - Gb - Ab - Bb', 'C Harmonic Minor: C - D - Eb - F - G - Ab - B','C Melodic Minor: C - D - Eb - F - G - A - B','C Min Pentatonic: C - Eb - F - G - Bb']
				levels= input('Choose your level (1, 2, or 3): ')
				validLevel = range(1,4) #provides range for acceptable levels 1, 2, or 3
				if (levels.isnumeric()):
					levels = int(levels)
				if (levels == 1):
					question = choice(cminor)
					print(question)
				elif (levels == 2):
					question = choice(cminor),choice(cminor)
					print(question)
				elif (levels == 3):
					question = choice(cminor),choice(cminor),choice(cminor)
					print(question)
if __name__ == "__main__":
	intro()
	practicing = True
	while practicing: #prompts the user to keep playing
		key(myInterface)
		viewSelector = myInterface.superview
		textFromTextBox = viewSelector['textview1'].text
		time.sleep(2)
		keepPracticing = input('Do you want to keep practicing (yes or no)? ')
		validUser = ['yes', 'y','sure','ok','k','okay'] #acceptable answers for keepPracticing
		if (keepPracticing not in validUser): practicing = False #terminates program/loop
		print('Goodbye')
v = ui.load_view()
v.present('sheet')

Trying to build a 3 function program:

1. What key(music)?
2. Major or minor?
   3.What level (for practicing)?
   Having trouble with local variables I think. The steps should be: get the key, decide between major or minor scales, then determine how many scales to provide, 1, 2, or 3?
   I have this working properly without functions but believe there’s a cleaner way to write it.

from random import choice

def key():
	keys = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G']
	k1=input('Choose your key: ').upper()
	if k1 in keys:
		print('Ahh,',k1, 'excellent choice.')
	else:
		print('I do not understand your choice.')
		
key()

def tone():
	major = ['Ionian: W,W,H,W,W,W,H','Lydian: W,W,W,H,W,W,H','Mixolydian: W,W,H,W,W,H']
	minor= ['Dorian: W,H,W,W,W,H,W','Phrygian: H,W,W,W,H,W,W','Aeolian: W,H,W,W,H,W,W','Locrian: H,W,W,H,W,W,W','Harmonic Minor: W,H,W,W,H,W+H,H']
	ask2 = input('Major or Minor: ')
	if (ask2=='major'):
			question = choice(major)
			answer=input(question).lower()
			
	elif (ask2=='minor'):
			question = choice(minor)
			answer=input(question).lower()
		
	def level():
		ask = int(input('Choose your level(1, 2, or 3): '))
		if (ask == 1):
			question = choice()
			answer=input(question).lower()
			print(answer)
		elif (ask == 2):
			question = choice(),choice()
			answer=input(question).lower()
			print(answer)
		elif (ask == 3):
			question = choice(),choice(),choice()
			answer=input(question).lower()
			print(answer)
		else:
			print('I do not understand your choice.')
				
	level()
tone()

Trying to return True if there are duplicate items in a list.
Not working with numbers, and want to allow the user to make a list as long as they want...suggestions?

user = input("What's on your list??: ")
def has_consecutive():
	items = user.split() #trying to split list into items to compare
	if (items[0] == items[+1]): #trying to compare one item to the next to find duplicates
		return True #return true if duplicates are found

	else:
		return False #return False if no duplicates are found 
	
	
has_consecutive()```

Horrible at math (and probably Python) but trying to make a function that takes a word and adds an asterisk in between the letters. Trying with a 3 letter word, but the formula should handle any size word you give it.
Here’s what I have:

word=str(input('Give me a word: '))

def starry_eyes(str):
	while word == (''):
		return ([],'*',[],'*',[])
		```

Thinking I set up this inheritance structure right, but getting an error that “ init() takes 1 positional argument but 15 were given.” Any thoughts?

import random

#Player Info
class Player:
	def __init__ (self, name, race, subrace, age, subclass,hair, eyes, height, weight, strength, speed, intelligence, knowledge, attack, defense,**kwargs):
		
		for key,value in kwargs.items():
			setattr(self,key,value)
		
		self.name = name
		self.race = race
		self.subrace = subrace
		self.age = age
		self.subclass = subclass
		self.hair = hair
		self.eyes = eyes
		self.height = height
		self.weight = weight
		self.strength = random.randint(6,18)
		self.speed = random.randint(6,18)
		self.intelligence = random.randint(6,18)
		self.knowledge = random.randint(6,18)
		self.attack = random.randint(2,6)
		self.defense = random.randint(2,6)
		
		
	def __str__ (self):
		return ("Name: {}, Race: {}, Subrace: {}, Age: {}, Subclass: {}, Hair: {}, Eyes: {}, Height: {}, Weight:{}, Strength: {}, Speed: {}, Intelligence: {}, Knowledge: {}, Attack: {}, Defense: {}").format(self.name,self.race,self.subrace,
		self.age,self.subclass,self.hair,self.eyes,
		self.height,self.weight,self.strength, self.speed,self.intelligence,self.knowledge,
		self.attack,self.defense)
	
p1 = Player("Rob", "Human", "Hunter", "25", "none", "Brown", "Green", "72in","185"," "," "," "," "," "," ")
print(p1)
		
#Special Classes for Players
class Vampire(Player):
		def __init__ (self):
			data = {
				"strength": random.randint(14,18),
				"speed": random.randint(14,18),
				"intelligence": random.randint(14,18),
				"knowledge": random.randint(14,18)
			}
			super().__init__(**data)
		
p2 = Vampire("Jon", "Vampire", "Archaea", "500", "none", "Black", "Red", "84in","225"," "," "," "," "," ")
print(p2)

Hi,
Getting an error that “mode object has no attribute scale_steps” when I run this, but I think everything is ok. Does anyone see where there is a disconnect??

legal_mode = [ 
	"Ionian", 
	"Dorian",
	"Phrygian",
	"Lydian",
	"Mixolydian",
	"Aeolian",
	"Locrian"]
stepping = [2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 1]
major_mode = ["Ionian"]

class Mode():
	def __init__(self,title):
		self.title = title
		self.ismajor = title in major_mode
		tonic = legal_mode.index(title)
		self.stepping = stepping[tonic:]+stepping[:tonic]
		
		def __str__(self):
			return "Title: {}, Major{}".format(self.title, self.ismajor)
			
		def scale_steps(self):
			return "Half-steps{}".format(''.join(str(c) for c in self.stepping))

mode1 = Mode("Ionian")
print(mode1)
print(mode1.scale_steps())

mode2 = Mode("Dorian")
print(mode2)
print(mode2.scale_steps())```