Populating a timetable with subjects
Hi All, We have to populate a timetable with subjects. What would be the best approach? In our sample timetable there are 25 hours (keys), all the FH value should be replaced with random subjects as many as their corresponding hour. timetable = [{'A1': "FH", 'B1': "FH", 'C1': "FH", 'D1': "FH", 'E1': "FH"}, {'A2': "FH", 'B2': "FH", 'C2': "FH", 'D2': "FH", 'E2': "FH"}, {'A3': "FH", 'B3': "FH", 'C3': "FH", 'D3': "FH", 'E3': "FH"}, {'A4': "FH", 'B4': "FH", 'C4': "FH", 'D4': "FH", 'E4': "FH"}, {'A5': "FH", 'B5': "FH", 'C5': "FH", 'D5': "FH", 'E5': "FH"}] subjects_required_hours = {"S1": 4, "S2": 3, "S3": 5, "S4": 3, "S5": 5, "S6": 5} Regards Britto
Hi Britto, and welcome. This mailing list is for proposing new features for the Python language, not a help desk or for asking for help with what looks like a homework question. You might like to try the "python-list" mailing list or Reddit's learnpython subreddit, or perhaps Stackoverflow. All the best, -- Steven
Cool, thanks!
Regards
Britto
On Thu, 2 May 2019 at 08:29, Steven D'Aprano
Hi Britto, and welcome.
This mailing list is for proposing new features for the Python language, not a help desk or for asking for help with what looks like a homework question. You might like to try the "python-list" mailing list or Reddit's learnpython subreddit, or perhaps Stackoverflow.
All the best,
-- Steven
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