Goal:
Display my list of commission pay with a £ symbol.
Explanation of what the problem is:
When it comes to displaying the result it does not print the whole result instead it just prints the £ symbol.
What I have tried:
As you can see in the code, I have attempted to convert the array into a string (putting it into its own variable) then I added the currency symbol (£) to it and asked for commission2 to be called. However, it does not show.
OUTPUTTED:
Name Id Houses Sold Commission
£1000
ki 2 2 £
(the £1000 is just to show that the data is actually there, but for some reason when printing in the list, it is not displayed...)
OUTPUT DESIRED:
Name Id Houses Sold Commission
ki 2 2 £1000
I've been at it for hours so any help would be greatly appreciated!
Code where the error occurs:
def print_entered_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses):
print()
row_width = 12
comission_per_house = 500
header = ['Name', 'Id', 'Houses Sold', 'Commission']
print(' '.join(f'{h:<{row_width}}' for h in header))
commission = [n * comission_per_house for n in num_sold_houses]
commission2 = commission
commission2 = ''.join(str(e) for e in commission)
commission2= "£" commission2
print(commission2)
for values in zip(*[names, ids, num_sold_houses, commission2]):
print()
print(' '.join(f'{v:<{row_width}}' for v in values))
My full code:
def get_int_input(prompt: str) -> int:
num = -1
while True:
try:
num = int(input(prompt))
break
except ValueError:
print('Error: Enter an integer, try again...')
return num
def get_yes_no_input(prompt: str) -> bool:
allowed_responses = {'y', 'yes', 'n', 'no'}
user_input = input(prompt).lower()
while user_input not in allowed_responses:
user_input = input(prompt).lower()
return user_input[0] == 'y'
names = []
ids = []
num_sold_houses= []
def get_single_employee_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses):
names.append(input('What is the employee\'s name?: '))
ids.append(get_int_input('What is the employee\'s id?: '))
num_sold_houses.append(get_int_input('How many houses did the employee sell?: '))
def get_houses_sold_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses):
get_single_employee_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses)
add_another_employee = get_yes_no_input('Add another employee [yes/no]?: ')
while add_another_employee:
get_single_employee_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses)
add_another_employee = get_yes_no_input(
'Add another employee [yes/no]?: ')
def print_entered_info(names, ids, num_sold_houses):
print()
row_width = 12
comission_per_house = 500
header = ['Name', 'Id', 'Houses Sold', 'Commission']
print(' '.join(f'{h:<{row_width}}' for h in header))
commission = [n * comission_per_house for n in num_sold_houses]
commission2 = commission
commission2 = ''.join(str(e) for e in commission)
commission2= "£" commission2
print(commission2)
for values in zip(*[names, ids, num_sold_houses, commission2]):
print()
print(' '.join(f'{v:<{row_width}}' for v in values))
print()
total_commission = sum(commission)
print(f'Total Commission: £{total_commission}.00 (before bonus)')
print()
bonus = max(commission)
if bonus >= max(commission):
bonus = bonus*0.15
bonus = (int(max(commission)) bonus)
commission = bonus
print("The person at the top of ranking gets: " "£" str(commission) "0")
print()
rankings = sorted(zip(num_sold_houses, names), reverse=True)
print('Ranking:')
for houses_sold, name in rankings:
print(f'{name} - {houses_sold}')
def main() -> None:
print('Houses Sold Tracker')
print('===================')
names, ids, num_houses_sold = [], [], []
get_houses_sold_info(names, ids, num_houses_sold)
print_entered_info(names, ids, num_houses_sold)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
CodePudding user response:
Change out
commission2 = ''.join(str(e) for e in commission)
to
commission2 = ["£" str(e) for e in commission]
and remove the line under it. Your ''.join was taking 2 list elements and forcing them into a single string, which is not what you want for this logic. You want a list output for the commission2 variable so we create a list and append the stringified values to it along with the currency symbol.
Output:
Name Id Houses Sold Commission
Kevin 1 3 £1500
Stacey 2 5 £2500
Total Commission: £4000.00 (before bonus)
The person at the top of ranking gets: £2875.00
Ranking:
Stacey - 5
Kevin - 3