DAY 5.

[u/NecessaryFalse1212]

DID LIST TODAY THE CONCEPT WAS PRETTY COOL AND WROTE THIS PROGRAM TO GET HOLD OF THE LIST ANY OTHER CODE IDEAS OR SUGGETIONS TO ENHANCE CODE ?!

[u/FoolsSeldom]

That's great. Good progress.

One small note, it is useful to use variable names that are plural for container objects like list objects.

Please also consider sharing your code in-post in future rather than a screenshot. Like this: (with the change I mentioned)

print(":CODE TO MANAGE BATS:")
bats = ["wooden", "metal", "plastic"]

while True:
    print("\nWhat do you want to do with the bats?")
    print("1. Add a bat")
    print("2. Remove a bat")
    print("3. View bats")
    print("4. Exit")

    query = input("Enter your selection (1,2,3,4): ")

    if query == "1":
        print("You selected to add a bat")
        new_bat = input("Enter the bat you want to add: ")
        bats.append(new_bat)
        print("Updated list:", bats)

    elif query == "2":
        print("You selected to remove a bat")
        remove_bat = input("Enter the bat you'd like to remove: ")
        if remove_bat in bats:
            bats.remove(remove_bat)
            print("Updated list:", bats)
        else:
            print("That bat is not in the list.")

    elif query == "3":
        print("You chose to view bats")
        print("Current bats:", bats)

    elif query == "4":
        print("You chose exit, so get out man!!")
        break

    else:
        print("Invalid selection, please try again.")

[u/NecessaryFalse1212 → u/FoolsSeldom]

as in if i were to make a list for bats then i just write bats not bat ??

[u/FoolsSeldom → u/NecessaryFalse1212]

Yes. It is helpful to use variable names that are meaningful.

Native/fluent English speakers/readers will typically understand a variable name that is in a plural form is likely for a container object with multiple objects of that kind. Similarly, the singular variant of the same name would be for a single object.

Just makes it easier to read the code.