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Record#

Today there is no new knowledge point to learn, it is a comprehensive exercise on file operations.
Today's task is to create a small game that stores user-inputted magic items.
The biggest difficulty encountered today is the use of list.remove(), and also misunderstanding the task.

CODE#

import os, time
try:
  f=open("gamelist.txt","r")
  gamelist=eval(f.read())
  f.close
except:
  gamelist = []

def gameadd():
  gname = input("Input the item to add: > ").capitalize()
  gamelist.append(gname)
  print(f"{gname} has been added to your inventory.")
  

def gameremove():
  if gamelist:
    gname=input("Input the item to remove: > ").capitalize()
    if gname in gamelist:
      gamelist.remove(gname)
      print(f"{gname} has been removed from your inventory.")
    else:
      print(f"{gname} is not in the list.")
  else:
    print("The list is empty")

def gameview():
  if gamelist:
    gname=input("Input the item to view: > ").capitalize()
    if gname in gamelist:
      gamenum = gamelist.count(gname)
      print(f"You have {gamenum} {gname}.")
    else:
      print(f"{gname} is not in the list.")
  else:
    print("The list is empty")

while True:
  time.sleep(1)
  os.system("clear")
  print("🌟RPG Inventory🌟")
  menu=input("1: Add\n2: Remove\n3: View\n")
  if menu == "1":
    gameadd()
  elif menu == "2":
    gameremove()
  elif menu == "3":
    gameview()
  else:
    print("input error")
    
  f=open("gamelist.txt","w")
  f.write(str(gamelist))
  f.close()

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