On 08/10/2010 19.20, Roelof Wobben wrote:
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Oke,
What I try to achieve is this :
1) Look if a team is known in stand.
2) If no, take care that the team is known in stand (this part I have written
with your help)
3) if yes, make wedstrijden one more so wedstrijden is equal to number of
played games of that team
and update the rest of the data
With 3 I was thinking about this steps.
1) First search where the team is in stand.
You are very near to this: when you searched the team in stand, you
could as well take note of what was your index in stand at the point
where you found it. If you didn't find it, you have just added that team
to stand, so its position must be stand[len(stand)-1]
(here a point about multi-user environments and the possibility of stand
being modified on-the-fly should be added, but let's ignore it for now)
2) Update the data
Once you have a position, AND THE NUMBER OF PLAYED GAMES, this is trivial:
stand[position][wedstrijden] = numPlayedGames
You shoul NOT add one to wedstrijden, because every time that you run
your program, for whatever reason, you are updating the record. And
maybe you just wanted to test it! If you count the number of played
games every time, you are sure that the correct number is written on
stand, even if you run the program thousands of times.
I imagine that you can count the played games searching in tournooi, but
I'm not sure of it. You should keep that count somewhere.
Roelof
Francesco
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