I'm not a really experienced python user, so, to learn better, I'm doing a program of my own with some utility for my job ("quality inspector"). So, in my job, I deal with a lot of tolerances, usually, when I need to know, I have to read a document we have.
While that's ok, I lose a lot of time doing that, so I had the idea, to use what I have learned till now in python to make a small program in the interpreter to simplify that use.
Firstly, last month, I made it functional, with 1120 lines of code, a lot of elifs, a lot of repetitions, etc etc. I simplified it last week using some functions to 711 lines. Now, im trying to simplify it more, doing modularization and reducing if's/elifs. This is a example of my code:
cod =
['menu'],
['dimension 1"'],
['dimension 2”'],
['dimension 3”'],
['dimension 4'],
['dimension 5'],
['dimension 6'],
['dimension 7'],
['dimension 8'],
['dimension 9'],
['dimension 10']
]
return cod
if choice == 1:
quantify = float(input(('Quantify: ')))
if 0 < quantify <= 6:
print('± 0,1mm')
elif 6 < quantify <= 30:
print('± 0,2mm')
elif 30 < quantify <= 120:
print('± 0,3mm')
elif 120 < quantify <= 400:
print('± 0,5mm')
elif 400 < quantify <= 1000:
print('± 0,8mm')
elif 1000 < quantify <= 2000:
print('± 1,2mm')
elif 2000 < quantify <= 4000:
print('± 2mm')
else:
print('<<< Min = 0,5mm | Max = 4000mm >>>')
elif choice == 2:
quantify = float(input(('Quantify: ')))
if 0 < quantify <= 3:
print('± 0,2mm')
elif 3 < quantify <= 6:
print('± 0,5mm')
elif 6 < quantify:
print('± 1mm')
else:
print('<<< Min = 0,5mm | Max = ∞ >>>')
*I had to change somethings to make it readable to you, cause, as I said, I'm using other functions, and it's in Portuguese.
I already tried dictionaries and lists, and couldn't make it. There is a lot of code like this in my program.
Any idea to simplify this code and reuse it on a function to don't repeat it again?
Thanks, soldcarvalho
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