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Record#

1. Today I learned about two-dimensional dictionaries. I had always confused the concept of arrays (lists) and dictionaries.
2. Arrays are defined using square brackets and accessed using indexes.
3. Dictionaries are defined using curly brackets and accessed using key-value pairs. The values in a dictionary appear in pairs. Both the key and value exist.
   • Arrays are suitable for ordered collections of elements, accessed and manipulated using indexes.
   • Dictionaries are suitable for unordered collections of key-value pairs, accessed and manipulated using keys.
   • Two-dimensional arrays are used to represent two-dimensional data structures, accessed using two indexes.
   • Two-dimensional dictionaries are used to represent data with row-column structures, accessed using two keys.
4. Data can be added to a dictionary without using append, as long as the keys are different, they will be automatically added.
5. Today's exercise is to record and output information about Pokémon pets.

CODE#

import os

print("🌟MokeBeast Generator🌟")

mokelist = {}
again = "y"


def prettyPrint():
  print(f"{'Name': ^10}", end=" | ")
  print(f"{'Type': ^10}", end=" | ")
  print(f"{'HP': ^10}", end=" | ")
  print(f"{'MP': ^10}", end=" | ")
  print()
  for key, value in mokelist.items():
    print(f"{key: ^10}", end=" | ")
    for subkey, subvalue in value.items():
      print(f"{subvalue: ^10}", end=" | ")
    print()


while again == "y":
  os.system("clear")
  print("Add Your Beast!")
  name = input("Name > ")
  type = input("Type > ")
  hp = input("HP > ")
  mp = input("MP > ")
  mokelist[name] = {"type": type, "hp": hp, "mp": mp}
  prettyPrint()
  print()
  again = input("again: y / n > ")