Я пытаюсь написать некоторый код, используя функции if / elif и loop.Я основываюсь на изучении Python The Hard Way, упражнение 35. (Python 2,7)
Где я сейчас застрял - функция def temp.Я не могу заставить программу принять пользовательский ввод при вводе чисел.
Я получаю следующую ошибку:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "ex35_1.py", line 53, in <module>
temp ()
File "ex35_1.py", line 11, in temp
if number in next > 5:
TypeError: 'in <string>' requires string as left operand, not int
from sys import exit
def temp():
print "Good morning."
print "Let's get ready to kindergarden!"
print "How cold is it outside?"
#I think this is where the first problem is.
#The number-command is somehow wrong.
next = raw_input("> ")
number = int(next)
if number in next > 5:
wool()
elif number in next =< 6:
not_wool()
else:
print "Fine, we just go!"
def wool():
print "OK, so it is pretty cold outside!"
print "Put on the wool."
print "But is it raining?"
rain = True
while True:
next = raw_input("> ")
if next == "Yes":
print "Put on the rain coat!"
rain()
elif next == "No" and rain:
print "It is raining, but I dont wanna stress with the rain coat!"
rain = False
elif next == "No":
print "You dont need a raincoat."
march("With wool and no raincoat.")
else:
print "You should make a choice."
exit(0)
def march(wit):
print wit, "You are out the door!"
exit (0)
def rain():
print "Got the wellis?"
march("With wool and rain stuff!")
def not_wool():
print "There is no need for all that clothing."
march("Remember the lunch pack!")
temp ()
Любые советы по упомянутой ошибке и другие возможные ошибки будут оценены.