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Start your free trialJaeVeine Covington
3,291 PointsHow can I improve my logic
I finished the practice differently from the video, but it works lol. Just wanted someone to overview my code to give pointers on what i could improve on.
team = []
add_members= input("Would You Like To Add Players To The Team? (Yes/No): ").upper()
def Add_Teammates():
going = True
while going:
team.append(input("Enter Player Name: ").upper())
print(team)
adding = input("Add Another? ").upper()
if adding == "YES":
continue
else:
going = False
if add_members == "YES":
Add_Teammates()
else:
print(team)
print(f"The current roster size is {len(team)} and the members are: ")
team_num = 0
for member in team:
team_num += 1
print(f"{member.upper()} {team_num}")
goalkeeper = int(input("Select a Goaly from the team by entering the player's number: "))
print(f"You Selected {team[goalkeeper-1]} as the team GoalKeeper")
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYou can eliminate the variables from the function:
def Add_Teammates():
while True:
team.append(input("Enter Player Name: ").upper())
print(team)
if input("Add Another? ").upper() != "YES":
break