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Apples and pears: A little educational program



Hi, today I will post a little educational program, without many explanations about the code (it's quite simple, indeed). The output of this code is an html file with 10 random exercizes where you have to guess who is greater... it's in Italian, sorry, you will have to use google translate :) but there are few words... it's very intuitive, I think.

 So here's the code:

 
images = lambda name,width: "<img src='img/"+name+"' width="+str(width)+">"

bapple = images('apple.png',20)
bpear = images('pear.png',20)
lapple = images('apple.png',15)
lpear = images('pear.png',15)
space = "&nbsp;"


html = "<html><style>\
    input[type=text] { border: 3px solid #555; } \
    table, th, td \
    {border: 1px solid black;border-collapse: collapse; } \
    </style><body><table border=1 >"

box = "<input type='text' style='width:30'>"

html += '<h2><center>Maggiore o minore?</center></h1>'

x = 1 # counter per esercizi
def exe(applenum,pearnum):
    global html,x
    html += "<td>Esercizio n." + str(x) + space*5
    for a in range(applenum):
        html += bapple
    html += " = " + box +space*5
    for p in range(pearnum):
        html += bpear
    html += " = " + box
    html += "\n"
    html += "<br>[a] "+lapple+" > "+lpear
    html += "<br>[b] "+lapple+" < "+lpear
    html += "<br>"
    html += "<tr>"
    x += 1
 
from random import randint
 
def exe2(numbers):
    for f in range(numbers):
        exe(randint(1,9),randint(1,9))
 
exe2(10)

# ===================================
 
html += "</table></body>"
 
file = open("greaterthan.html","w")
file.write(html)
file.close()

Comments

  1. giovanni pythonDecember 12, 2016 at 9:07 AM

    You need to have a dir named 'img' and the two png files called apple.png and pear.png.

    ReplyDelete

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