openLock is not printing open, it keeps showing close. please whats the problem with my code. thank you
class Padlock:
def __init__(self, combination):
self.code = combination
self.code=[]
def openLock(self,enteredCombination):
self.enteredCombination= enteredCombination
if self.code == self.enteredCombination:
print("open")
else:
print("closed")
def changeCombination(self, newCombination):
if print == "open":
print("type in new code")
self.code.remove([0])
self.code.append(newCombination)
else:
print("open lock first")
lock1=Padlock(1234)
lock1.openLock(1234)
You set self.code 2 times in the constructor (2. time = []).
I also added a flag open to save the state of the lock. The check if print == "open" does not work as you might expect it.
Also there is no need to save self.enteredCombination= enteredCombination, as you only need it inside the method.
If combination is an int, there is no need to use remove and append.
class Padlock:
def __init__(self, combination):
self.code = combination
self.open = True
def openLock(self, enteredCombination):
if self.code == enteredCombination:
self.open = True
print("open")
else:
self.open = False
print("closed")
def changeCombination(self, newCombination):
if self.open:
print("type in new code")
self.code = newCombination
else:
print("open lock first")
code = "1234"
l = Padlock(code)
l.openLock(code)
newCode = "5678"
l.changeCombination(newCode)
l.openLock(code)
l.changeCombination(newCode)
l.openLock(newCode)
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