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  • code.py
    # A simple notebook application
    import code_util as util
    # defining a class
    available_bookclasses = ('private', 'public', 'none')
    class notebook:
        # Varibles
        book_name = ''
        book_class = available_bookclasses[2]
        item_name = ''
        book_code = util.assign_code()
        items_list = []
       
        def __init__(self,name):
            self.book_name = name
        def _get(self,items):
            if ((items < 0)):
                print ("Invalid number of items..")
           
            for i in range(items):
                self.item_name = input("Enter item name: ")
                self.items_list.append(self.item_name)
        def count(self):
            return (len(self.items_list))
        def show_summary(self):
            print ("Name of the stored book: %s\n" %(self.book_name))
            print ("Secret code: %d\n" %(self.book_code))
            print ("Printing items in the list...\n")
    
            for i in range(self.count()):
                print ("Items [%d]: %s\n" %(i,self.items_list[i]))
        def create_copy_code(self):
            return (self.book_code)
        def __str__(self):
            self.show_summary()
    
        def change_class(self,class_name):
            if class_name in available_bookclasses:
                self.book_class = class_name
            else:
                util.error("Search failed: %s\n" % class_name)
    
    code_util.py
    # Utility Module
    import random
    import math
    import sys
    def error(*arg):
        print ("Number of errors: %d\n" % len(arg))
        for i in range(len(arg)):
            print ("Error [%d]: %s\n" %(i,arg[i]),file = sys.stderr)
    
    def assign_code():
        '''
            () -> int
            return the assigned number
    
            >> assign_code()
            10q0
            >> assign_code()
            547a4
        '''
    
        # Varibles used in the assign_code()
        value_to_use = [22,3,4,2,3,2,3,3,111,2232,44,323,90909,9,23]
        number_to_use = [1,2,3,42,5,3,5,3,4,3,32,4,2,2,4]
        assigned_code = '' # The end result
    
        big_number = number_to_use[0] # let big_number be the largest number
        big_value = value_to_use[0] # let big_value be the largest number
    
        try:
            for n in range(len(number_to_use)):
                if (number_to_use[n] > big_number):
                    big_number = number_to_use[n]
            n_use = random.randint(0,big_number)
            n_use*=100
            for v in range(len(value_to_use)):
                if (number_to_use[v] > big_value):
                    big_value = value_to_use[v] # Largest value
            # Making it more harder
            v_use = random.randint(0,big_value)
            v_use*=100
        except ValueError:
            error("Code Generation")
    
        if (n_use > v_use):
            v_use+=n_use
    
    
        assigned_code = int(math.sqrt(random.randint(n_use,v_use))) # Creating code...
        assigned_code = math.sqrt(assigned_code * 100 * 100)
       
        return (int(assigned_code))
    
    How can I improve this code?
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  • Manish Goyal

    MemberMay 17, 2014

    you are learning python now?
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  • Aadit Kapoor

    MemberMay 17, 2014

    Manish Goyal
    you are learning python now?
    I know a little bit of Python. I wrote this script just for fun.
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  • Manish Goyal

    MemberMay 17, 2014

    you know a little of python and you can create classes 😲😲 amazing

    nevermind, it seems you have written a simple book class that will return book information

    There is nothing for optimization in this code, if you really wanna learn code optimization ,that just go through scheduling, travelling sales man problems
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  • Aadit Kapoor

    MemberMay 17, 2014

    Have you seen both the files?
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