Friday, June 18, 2021

This strange google colab forms problem is not yet solved

 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64306088/google-colab-how-to-loop-through-data-filled-in-colab-forms-input 

This person has posted the SO problem Oct 11, 2020 but is not yet solved. 


The code tries to capture input in an array (the name and ages of persons in a persons array). It seems that the name and age captured for the first time is never cleared at all, (even though you can see it changing in the colab), and at the end, for n number of times, the first name and age is printed.

there_is_more_people = True
people = []

class Person:
  def __init__(self, name, age):
    self.name = name
    self.age = age


def register_people(there_is_more_people):
  while there_is_more_people:
    did_you_finish = input("did you finish filling the fields? y/n")[0].lower()
    #@markdown ## Fill your data here:
    name = "mary" #@param {type:"string"}
    age =  21#@param {type:"integer"}
    new_person = Person(name, age)
    people.append(new_person)
    if did_you_finish == 'y':
      people.append(new_person)
      input_there_is_more_people = input("there is more people? y/n")[0].lower()
      if input_there_is_more_people == 'y':
        there_is_more_people = True
        name = None
        age = None
      else: 
        there_is_more_people = False
  for i in people:
    print("These are the people you registered:")
    print(i.name)

register_people(there_is_more_people)

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