Demo console-based basketball team statistics app that divides a group of players into teams and presents statistics about each team.
Features
- Uses various Python data types to store and manipulate data into organized team structures.
- Cleans data from
constants.pywithout changing the original data.- Converts string data into integers or floats.
- Converts string data into Boolean values.
- Converts string data into lists of strings.
- Organizes player data evenly into teams ensuring each team has the same number of experienced and inexperienced players.
- Provides Dunder Main usage examples in
app.pyentry point anddm.pymodule. - Presents data in a nice readable format using extra spaces and line breaks ('\n') to break up lines.
- User is re-prompted with the main menu until they decide to "Quit the program".
python3 app.pyNOTE: Python 3.10 was used to develop and test this app.
Some basic unit tests are included to test the dm.py module.
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To run the tests, use something like:python3 -m unittest -v dm.pyand you should see some test result output like this:
test_balance_teams (dm.Tests) ... ok
test_calculate_avg_height (dm.Tests) ... ok
test_cleaned_players (dm.Tests) ... ok
test_create_string_from_list_of_lists (dm.Tests) ... ok
test_show_menu_options (dm.ToDoTests) ... skipped "TODO: When there's more time, test this"
test_show_team_stats (dm.ToDoTests) ... skipped "TODO: When there's more time, test this"
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Ran 6 tests in 0.001s
OK (skipped=2)Note: If you run dm.py directly, with something like:
python3 dm.pyYou should see test result output like this:
....ss
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Ran 6 tests in 0.000s
OK (skipped=2)The ....ss indicates four tests ran and two were skipped.
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