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[deft vale]

my python program is not working

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[deft vale]

main.py

import read

loop=True

while loop==True:
print("1. rent.")
print("2. return")
print("3.exit")
user_input = int(input("Enter your choice"))

if user_input==1:
    L_data=read.land()
    L_ids=list(L_data.keys())

    name=input(" Enter your name: ")
    phone_number=input(" Enter your contact number : ")

    land_id = input(" Enter the land_id ")

    while L_ids not in L_ids:
        print( "invalid landid")
        L_id = input(" Enter the land ID ")

    user_month = int(input(" Enter the month "))

    selected_item=L_data[L_id]
    selected_item[4]="Not Available"
    
    break
elif user_input==2:
    print("")
    break
elif user_input==3:
    loop=False

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[deft vale]

import read

loop=True

while loop==True:
    print("1. rent.")
    print("2. return")
    print("3.exit")
    user_input = int(input("Enter your choice"))
    
    if user_input==1:
        L_data=read.land()
        L_ids=list(L_data.keys())

        name=input(" Enter your name: ")
        phone_number=input(" Enter your contact number : ")

        land_id = input(" Enter the land_id ")

        while L_ids not in L_ids:
            print( "invalid landid")
            L_id = input(" Enter the land ID ")

        user_month = int(input(" Enter the month "))

        selected_item=L_data[L_id]
        selected_item[4]="Not Available"
        
        break
    elif user_input==2:
        print("")
        break
    elif user_input==3:
        loop=False                                       
                                    
   

read.py

'''py

def land():
    d={}
    f=open("land.txt","r")
    lines=f.readlines()
    
    for  line in lines:
        l=line.replace("/n","").split(",")
        key=l[0]
        value=[]
        for i in range(1,len(l)):
            value.append(l[i])
        d[key]=value

    f.close()
    return d
def land2():
    f=open("land.txt","r")
    lines=f.readlines()
    for line in lines:
        d=line
        print(d)
        
    f.close()

its not runing

[wild olive]

Is it jogging instead of running?

[deft vale]

it says invalid land to all

[wild olive]

land_id = input(" Enter the land_id ")
    while L_ids not in L_ids:
            print( "invalid landid")
            L_id = input(" Enter the land ID ")

What do you expect this to do?

[deft vale]

i want it to show not available if its not available and available if its avaialable how do i do that?

[wild olive]

Will L_ids ever not be in L_ids?

[deft vale]

no

[wild olive]

So; doesn't that indicate you have a mistake in that line?

[deft vale]

yes

[wild olive]

So what should you change it to?

[deft vale]

L_id?

[wild olive]

Sure that's a possibility. Perhaps it would help if I pointed out your second mistake

land_id and L_id shouldn't be different names here

[deft vale]

oh

[wild olive]

Either land_id should be L_id or L_id should be land_id. Choose one

[deft vale]

land_id = input(" Enter the land_id ")

in this line

[wild olive]

Yeah.. because it doesn't make sense to populate the name land_id and then test against L_id, right?

[deft vale]

yeah

thanks

[wild olive]

And then whichever you choose goes into the while statement

[deft vale]

mmhmm

how do i make it that if in the text file its not available then it shows not available when i give the number in the program

@wild olive

[wild olive]

I guess your number is stored as a string

[deft vale]

how to change

@wild olive

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