Week 10 Python programming
Baseball Team Manager
MENU OPTIONS
1 – Display lineup
2 – Add player
3 – Remove player
4 – Move player
5 – Edit player position
6 – Edit player stats
7 - Exit program
POSITIONS
C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF, P
Menu option: 1 |
POS |
AB |
H |
AVG |
Player |
1 |
Denard Span |
CF |
545 |
174 |
0.319 |
2 |
Brandon Belt |
1B |
533 |
127 |
0.238 |
3 |
Buster Posey |
C |
535 |
176 |
0.329 |
4 |
Hunter Pence |
RF |
485 |
174 |
0.359 |
5 |
Brandon Crawford |
SS |
532 |
125 |
0.235 |
6 |
Eduardo Nunez |
3B |
477 |
122 |
0.256 |
7 |
Joe Panik |
2B |
475 |
138 |
0.291 |
8 |
Jarrett Parker |
LF |
215 |
58 |
0.270 |
9 |
Madison Bumgarner |
P |
103 |
21 |
0.204 |
Menu option: 7
Bye!
Specifications
Use the multiplication operator to make sure that horizontal separator lines use 64 characters.
Use spaces, not tabs, to align columns. This should give the program more control over how the columns are aligned.
Make sure the program always displays the batting average with 3 decimal places. Display the positions by processing the tuple of valid positions.
def main():
print('
Baseball Team
Manager
')
print('Menu Options')
while True:
print('\n1 - display
lineup')
print('2 – Add
player')
print('3 – Remove
player')
print('4 – Move
player')
print('5 – Edit player
position')
print('6 – Edit player
stats')
print('7 - Exit
program')
print('Menu option:
',end = '')
choice=input()
if choice=='7':
print('Bye!')
break
elif choice=='1':
print('+'*64)
print('+
Player
+ POS + AB + H + AVG +')
print('+'*64)
print('+ 1 + Denard
Span
+ CF + 545 + 174 + 0.319 +')
print('+ 2 + Brandon
Belt
+ 1B + 533 + 127 + 0.238 +')
print('+ 3 + Buster
Posey
+ C + 535 + 176 + 0.329 +')
print('+ 4 + hunter
Pence
+ RF + 485 + 174 + 0.359 +')
print('+ 5 + Brandon
Crawford +
SS + 532 + 125 + 0.235 +')
print('+ 6 + Eduardo
Nunez
+ 3B + 477 + 122 + 0.256 +')
print('+ 7 + Joe
Panik
+ 2B + 475 + 138 + 0.291 +')
print('+ 8 + Jarret
Parker
+ LF + 215 + 58 + 0.270 +')
print('+ 9 + Madison
Bumgarner +
P + 103 + 21 + 0.204 +')
print('+'*64)
else:
print('Invalid choice')
main()
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