I'm not really to sure with using python and its object oriented features as Im better with java.
Im not sure whether to put the functions inside the classes as i can't really seeing this making a difference. I will apply my code and any changes or guidence would be great (just to be told if im on the right path etc)
def main():
user = menu(username)
class Film(object):
def __init__(self, year, fans):
self.year = year
self.fans = fans
class Drama(Film):
def __init__(self, film, director, actor):
Film.__init__(self, year, fans)
self.film = film
self.director = director
self.actor = actor
self.year = year
self.fans = fans
class Documentary(Film):
def __init__(self, narrator, subject, year, fans):
Film.__init__(self, year, fans)
self.narrator = narrator
self.subject = subject
def menu(userName)
print "Hello, welcome."
userName = raw_input("What is your name?: ")
while exit = 0
print "Please select an option. 1. Add a Film 2. List Films 3. Find film by release date"
inputCommand = input("Enter here: ")
if inputCommand == 1
filmType = input("Press 1 for Drama . Press 2 for Documentary: ")
if filmType == 1
addDrama(film, director, actor, year)
else
addDoc(narrator, subject, year)
elif inputCommand == 2
listFilms(film, director, actor, year)
elif inputCommand == 3
releaseDate(year)
elif inputCommand == 8
exit = 1
def addDrama(film, director, actor, year):
film = raw_input("Enter name of film: ")
director = raw_input("Enter name of director: ")
actor = raw_input("Enter name of actor: ")
year = input("Enter year of film: ")
filedata
file = open("database.txt", "w")
dram = Drama(film, director, actor, year)
file.write(film, director, actor, year)
file.close()
def addDoc(narrator, subject, year):
narrator = raw_input("Enter name of narrator: ")
subject = raw_input("Enter subject of documentary: ")
year = input("Enter year of film: ")
filedata
file = open("database.txt", "w")
doc = Documentary(narrator, subject, year)
file.write(narrator, subject, year)
file.close()