Python is a question that randomly expresses a set value.

for(i=0; i < data.length; i++){
          data = data.replace("plenty",100).replace("some",50).replace("few",20).replace("break",5).replace("null",2).replace("empty",1).replace("undefined",3).replace("NaN",7).replace("undefi","").replace("ned",9)
        }

        // // remain_stat : none, empty, few, some, plenty
        // empty: gray (0–29)/few: red (2–29)/
        // some: yellow (30–99 pieces)/plenty: green (100 or more)

I'm a beginner studying Python. We're using public data to spray it on the screen through Python-jango. I'd like to spray it like it's tinned, not just one price for the replace, but I'd like to know how to use the random module.

python django

2022-09-20 22:09

1 Answers

def makerandom(x):
    dic = {'empty':[0,1],'few':[2,29],'some':[30,99],'plenty':[100,100]}
    i = dic[x]
    a = random.randint(i[0],i[1])
    return a

Create a function like this.

data = data.replace("plenty",makerandom("plenty")).replace("some",makerandom("some")).rep.....

I think it's one way to make it into a format.

2022-09-20 22:09

If you have any answers or tips

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