After 5 year of no Python programming I decided that I needed to brush
up my skills. Started writing on a reasonably complicated problem.
Unfortunately my basic Python skill are gone.
I present the bare-bore problem. This code does not produce the expected
result: can anyone tell me why? As you will guess, I want the first
three lines of output identical to the second three lines...
Can anyone point out the solution? Thanks!
#~/usr/bin/python
import random
class boys:
state={}
class boy:
state={
'name':'',
'age':''
}
names=['a','b','c']
def add_names():
global boys
for n in names:
boy.state['name']=n
boy.state['age']=random.randint(1, 1000)
boys.state[n]=boy.state
print boy.state['name'], boy.state['age']
add_names()
for n in boys.state:
boy.state=boys.state[n]
print boy.state['name'], boy.state['age']
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