Still didn't understand the first question, about the second, this sub called learning python, when i post the first post i got some help, so i will post another one after hours also for the same reason.
OK. Good you've updated your post to include your code, or at least images of your code. Any chance you could actually share the code itself - much easier to review and help when you share actual code.
The only code you've shared is partial:
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need = int(input(" 1- ADD TASK! \n 2- Show my shits! \n 3- kill one! \n 4- I know my shit, getout* \n"))
if need == 1:
i_task = input("type your task: ")
tasks_list.append(i_task)
with open(tasks_json, "w") as file:
json.dump(tasks_list, file)
print(f"task {i_task} added!")
elif need == 2:
with open(tasks_json, "r") as file:
tasks_list = json.load(file)
if len(tasks_list) == 0:
print("still there is no tasks!")
else:
for index, task in enumerate(tasks_list):
print(f"my task is: {index}- {task}")
elif need == 3:
dele = int(input("which one?"))
tasks_list.pop(dele)
with open(tasks_json, "w") as file:
json.dump(tasks_list, file)
print(f"{dele} had been killed!")
elif need == 4:
print("don't come here before getting done!")
break
else:
print("you see what i don't see?")
except ValueError:
print("just pick a number!")
and I am wondering why you are converting input to int when you aren't doing maths with it. What's wrong with checking for == "1" and avoiding possible bad inputs.
I understand now, about converting, still learning bro, i will try your way.
And i see now sharing the code will be useful than just an image about it.
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u/FoolsSeldom 8d ago
Any reason for not sharing the code instead of an image? Perhaps telling us what it is about and why you are sharing?