Iteration with linspace through For loop within class
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I have created a class capacity
, which makes some calculation by iterating valuex
through a for-loop
. There is nothing wrong with the calculation process. I only need to break or stop equation, when this condition is matched.
self.Nrd= Ned
To obtain the above result, I create the following condition,
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
But that does not yield a good and satisfactory result, and better saying not really working properbly.
I hope you could help me with this, to stop the equation when Nrd = Ned condition is reached.
And the second issue, I do not really get anything back by using __str__
method. How do the values return?
The code:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class capacity:
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=-fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
self.Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
self.Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
self.x = x
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Compression over whole section', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
def __str__(self):
return print(self.x , self.Nrd, self.Mrd)
foo = capacity(b= 300,h=300,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=35,ct=35,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=1000)
I appreciate any help, and you are welcome to improve the code. Thanks
Update of code:
According to recent argument on the code above, I manage to define a function which does the calculation, but the question I want to ask, how can I implement it as a class in python. Getting the same print as display by function.
def capacity(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
e=float(Nrd)-float(Ned)
if e>= 0 and e<=0.5:
return print('n','x value:', x,'n' ,'Normalforce: ', Nrd,'n','Moment capacity :', Mrd,'n','Bottom steel strain :',es,'n',
'Top steel strain :', esc,'n', 'Bottom steel stress :', sisc,'n','Top steel stress :' ,sis )
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return print(x, Nrd, Mrd)
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
Result:
python python-3.x class numpy for-loop
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I have created a class capacity
, which makes some calculation by iterating valuex
through a for-loop
. There is nothing wrong with the calculation process. I only need to break or stop equation, when this condition is matched.
self.Nrd= Ned
To obtain the above result, I create the following condition,
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
But that does not yield a good and satisfactory result, and better saying not really working properbly.
I hope you could help me with this, to stop the equation when Nrd = Ned condition is reached.
And the second issue, I do not really get anything back by using __str__
method. How do the values return?
The code:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class capacity:
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=-fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
self.Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
self.Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
self.x = x
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Compression over whole section', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
def __str__(self):
return print(self.x , self.Nrd, self.Mrd)
foo = capacity(b= 300,h=300,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=35,ct=35,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=1000)
I appreciate any help, and you are welcome to improve the code. Thanks
Update of code:
According to recent argument on the code above, I manage to define a function which does the calculation, but the question I want to ask, how can I implement it as a class in python. Getting the same print as display by function.
def capacity(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
e=float(Nrd)-float(Ned)
if e>= 0 and e<=0.5:
return print('n','x value:', x,'n' ,'Normalforce: ', Nrd,'n','Moment capacity :', Mrd,'n','Bottom steel strain :',es,'n',
'Top steel strain :', esc,'n', 'Bottom steel stress :', sisc,'n','Top steel stress :' ,sis )
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return print(x, Nrd, Mrd)
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
Result:
python python-3.x class numpy for-loop
print()
doesn't return anything.__str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like{}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omittedx
which isn't an argument or attribute.__init__
should set some attributes, like thisNrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.
– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,__str__
returns string. But those values areint
. regardingx
value I have fixed in above code. Does__int__
method exists in python?
– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
When youbreak
, set some sort offlag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to testx==h
after.
– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08
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I have created a class capacity
, which makes some calculation by iterating valuex
through a for-loop
. There is nothing wrong with the calculation process. I only need to break or stop equation, when this condition is matched.
self.Nrd= Ned
To obtain the above result, I create the following condition,
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
But that does not yield a good and satisfactory result, and better saying not really working properbly.
I hope you could help me with this, to stop the equation when Nrd = Ned condition is reached.
And the second issue, I do not really get anything back by using __str__
method. How do the values return?
The code:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class capacity:
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=-fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
self.Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
self.Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
self.x = x
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Compression over whole section', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
def __str__(self):
return print(self.x , self.Nrd, self.Mrd)
foo = capacity(b= 300,h=300,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=35,ct=35,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=1000)
I appreciate any help, and you are welcome to improve the code. Thanks
Update of code:
According to recent argument on the code above, I manage to define a function which does the calculation, but the question I want to ask, how can I implement it as a class in python. Getting the same print as display by function.
def capacity(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
e=float(Nrd)-float(Ned)
if e>= 0 and e<=0.5:
return print('n','x value:', x,'n' ,'Normalforce: ', Nrd,'n','Moment capacity :', Mrd,'n','Bottom steel strain :',es,'n',
'Top steel strain :', esc,'n', 'Bottom steel stress :', sisc,'n','Top steel stress :' ,sis )
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return print(x, Nrd, Mrd)
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
Result:
python python-3.x class numpy for-loop
I have created a class capacity
, which makes some calculation by iterating valuex
through a for-loop
. There is nothing wrong with the calculation process. I only need to break or stop equation, when this condition is matched.
self.Nrd= Ned
To obtain the above result, I create the following condition,
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
But that does not yield a good and satisfactory result, and better saying not really working properbly.
I hope you could help me with this, to stop the equation when Nrd = Ned condition is reached.
And the second issue, I do not really get anything back by using __str__
method. How do the values return?
The code:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class capacity:
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=-fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
self.Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
self.Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
self.x = x
e=float(Nrd)-Ned
if e>= 0 and e<=1:
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Compression over whole section', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
def __str__(self):
return print(self.x , self.Nrd, self.Mrd)
foo = capacity(b= 300,h=300,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=35,ct=35,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=1000)
I appreciate any help, and you are welcome to improve the code. Thanks
Update of code:
According to recent argument on the code above, I manage to define a function which does the calculation, but the question I want to ask, how can I implement it as a class in python. Getting the same print as display by function.
def capacity(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc=ecu/x*(ds-x)
es=ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc=Esd*esc
sis=min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc= sisc
else:
sisc=min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd=int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd=(0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
e=float(Nrd)-float(Ned)
if e>= 0 and e<=0.5:
return print('n','x value:', x,'n' ,'Normalforce: ', Nrd,'n','Moment capacity :', Mrd,'n','Bottom steel strain :',es,'n',
'Top steel strain :', esc,'n', 'Bottom steel stress :', sisc,'n','Top steel stress :' ,sis )
break
if x==h and Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return print(x, Nrd, Mrd)
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
Result:
python python-3.x class numpy for-loop
python python-3.x class numpy for-loop
edited Nov 19 at 23:06
asked Nov 16 at 23:04
Zar Kha
741111
741111
print()
doesn't return anything.__str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like{}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omittedx
which isn't an argument or attribute.__init__
should set some attributes, like thisNrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.
– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,__str__
returns string. But those values areint
. regardingx
value I have fixed in above code. Does__int__
method exists in python?
– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
When youbreak
, set some sort offlag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to testx==h
after.
– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08
add a comment |
print()
doesn't return anything.__str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like{}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omittedx
which isn't an argument or attribute.__init__
should set some attributes, like thisNrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.
– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,__str__
returns string. But those values areint
. regardingx
value I have fixed in above code. Does__int__
method exists in python?
– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
When youbreak
, set some sort offlag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to testx==h
after.
– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08
print()
doesn't return anything. __str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like {}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omitted x
which isn't an argument or attribute. __init__
should set some attributes, like this Nrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
print()
doesn't return anything. __str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like {}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omitted x
which isn't an argument or attribute. __init__
should set some attributes, like this Nrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,
__str__
returns string. But those values are int
. regarding x
value I have fixed in above code. Does __int__
method exists in python?– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,
__str__
returns string. But those values are int
. regarding x
value I have fixed in above code. Does __int__
method exists in python?– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
When you
break
, set some sort of flag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to test x==h
after.– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08
When you
break
, set some sort of flag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to test x==h
after.– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08
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There's a live version online of the Capacity
class from this answer that you can try for yourself
Your code is on the right track. There's a bunch of little stuff that can be cleaned up (for example, you can check if your loop didn't break by using a for... else
construct). You also need a proper implementation of __str__
. Here's a complete working implementation of the Capacity
class that does all of that stuff:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity:
labels = (
('x', 'x value'),
('Nrd', 'Normal force'),
('Mrd', 'Moment capacity'),
('es', 'Bottom steel strain'),
('esc', 'Top steel strain'),
('sisc', 'Bottom steel stress'),
('sis', 'Top steel stress')
)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# most recent values of interest
self.x = None
self.Nrd = None
self.Mrd = None
self.es = None
self.esc = None
self.sisc = None
self.sis = None
# if any args are passed to init, try to use them to run .check
if args or kwargs:
self.check(*args, **kwargs)
def check(self, b, h, y, ecu, cb, ct, fyd, fcd, Esd, Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Nrd = None
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc = ecu/x*(ds-x)
es = ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc = Esd*esc
sis = min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc = sisc
else:
sisc = min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd = int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd = (0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
# record values of interest for later printing
self.x = x
self.Nrd = Nrd
self.Mrd = Mrd
self.es = es
self.esc = esc
self.sisc = sisc
self.sis = sis
if 0 <= (float(Nrd) - Ned) <= 0.5:
# the return statement breaks the loop
return True
else:
# the else clause executes if the end of the for loop is reached without a break
if Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
print(self)
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return False
def __str__(self):
strs =
for attr,label in self.labels:
# loop through the labels and get the value of the corresponding attribute from self
val = getattr(self, attr)
strs.append('{}: {}'.format(label, val))
# join all the labeled attribute strings with newline characters and return the result
return 'n'.join(strs)
You can then use the Capacity
class like this:
capacity = Capacity(b=300, h=300, y=12, ecu=0.0035, cb=35, ct=35, fyd=435, fcd=20, Esd=2e5, Ned=1000)
print(capacity)
which will output:
x value: 186.3985398539854
Normal force: 1000
Moment capacity: 130.8115324251227
Bottom steel strain: 0.0014758973472997895
Top steel strain: -0.0028428060107339903
Bottom steel stress: 435
Top steel stress: 295.1794694599579
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
You might be looking for something like bellow, Create your class attrs
empty and call a class method that populates them as part of __init__
you can then use the overloading of __str__
to get your desired output. f-strings might be cleaner also. (I didn't have time to collect your code and test it so you might need to do some massaging)
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity():
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
self.filename = b
self.x_value = None
self.nrm_frc = None
self.mom_cap = None
self.bsstress = None
self.tsstress = None
self.bsstrain = None
self.tsstrain = None
self.parse_file(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned)
def parse_file(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
#all the code for calculation where:
self.x_value = 'value'
self.nrm_frc = 'value'
self.mom_cap = 'value'
self.bsstress = 'value'
self.tsstress = 'value'
self.bsstrain = 'value'
self.tsstrain = 'value'
def __str__(self):
return ('nx value: {0} nNormalforce: {1} nMoment capacity : {2} nBottom steel strain : {3} '
'nTop steel strain : {4} nBottom steel stress :{5} nTop steel stress : {6}'
.format(self.x_value, self.nrm_frc, self.mom_cap, self.bsstress, self.tsstress, self.bsstrain, self.tsstrain))
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
print foo
Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
add a comment |
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There's a live version online of the Capacity
class from this answer that you can try for yourself
Your code is on the right track. There's a bunch of little stuff that can be cleaned up (for example, you can check if your loop didn't break by using a for... else
construct). You also need a proper implementation of __str__
. Here's a complete working implementation of the Capacity
class that does all of that stuff:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity:
labels = (
('x', 'x value'),
('Nrd', 'Normal force'),
('Mrd', 'Moment capacity'),
('es', 'Bottom steel strain'),
('esc', 'Top steel strain'),
('sisc', 'Bottom steel stress'),
('sis', 'Top steel stress')
)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# most recent values of interest
self.x = None
self.Nrd = None
self.Mrd = None
self.es = None
self.esc = None
self.sisc = None
self.sis = None
# if any args are passed to init, try to use them to run .check
if args or kwargs:
self.check(*args, **kwargs)
def check(self, b, h, y, ecu, cb, ct, fyd, fcd, Esd, Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Nrd = None
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc = ecu/x*(ds-x)
es = ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc = Esd*esc
sis = min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc = sisc
else:
sisc = min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd = int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd = (0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
# record values of interest for later printing
self.x = x
self.Nrd = Nrd
self.Mrd = Mrd
self.es = es
self.esc = esc
self.sisc = sisc
self.sis = sis
if 0 <= (float(Nrd) - Ned) <= 0.5:
# the return statement breaks the loop
return True
else:
# the else clause executes if the end of the for loop is reached without a break
if Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
print(self)
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return False
def __str__(self):
strs =
for attr,label in self.labels:
# loop through the labels and get the value of the corresponding attribute from self
val = getattr(self, attr)
strs.append('{}: {}'.format(label, val))
# join all the labeled attribute strings with newline characters and return the result
return 'n'.join(strs)
You can then use the Capacity
class like this:
capacity = Capacity(b=300, h=300, y=12, ecu=0.0035, cb=35, ct=35, fyd=435, fcd=20, Esd=2e5, Ned=1000)
print(capacity)
which will output:
x value: 186.3985398539854
Normal force: 1000
Moment capacity: 130.8115324251227
Bottom steel strain: 0.0014758973472997895
Top steel strain: -0.0028428060107339903
Bottom steel stress: 435
Top steel stress: 295.1794694599579
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There's a live version online of the Capacity
class from this answer that you can try for yourself
Your code is on the right track. There's a bunch of little stuff that can be cleaned up (for example, you can check if your loop didn't break by using a for... else
construct). You also need a proper implementation of __str__
. Here's a complete working implementation of the Capacity
class that does all of that stuff:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity:
labels = (
('x', 'x value'),
('Nrd', 'Normal force'),
('Mrd', 'Moment capacity'),
('es', 'Bottom steel strain'),
('esc', 'Top steel strain'),
('sisc', 'Bottom steel stress'),
('sis', 'Top steel stress')
)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# most recent values of interest
self.x = None
self.Nrd = None
self.Mrd = None
self.es = None
self.esc = None
self.sisc = None
self.sis = None
# if any args are passed to init, try to use them to run .check
if args or kwargs:
self.check(*args, **kwargs)
def check(self, b, h, y, ecu, cb, ct, fyd, fcd, Esd, Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Nrd = None
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc = ecu/x*(ds-x)
es = ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc = Esd*esc
sis = min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc = sisc
else:
sisc = min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd = int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd = (0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
# record values of interest for later printing
self.x = x
self.Nrd = Nrd
self.Mrd = Mrd
self.es = es
self.esc = esc
self.sisc = sisc
self.sis = sis
if 0 <= (float(Nrd) - Ned) <= 0.5:
# the return statement breaks the loop
return True
else:
# the else clause executes if the end of the for loop is reached without a break
if Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
print(self)
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return False
def __str__(self):
strs =
for attr,label in self.labels:
# loop through the labels and get the value of the corresponding attribute from self
val = getattr(self, attr)
strs.append('{}: {}'.format(label, val))
# join all the labeled attribute strings with newline characters and return the result
return 'n'.join(strs)
You can then use the Capacity
class like this:
capacity = Capacity(b=300, h=300, y=12, ecu=0.0035, cb=35, ct=35, fyd=435, fcd=20, Esd=2e5, Ned=1000)
print(capacity)
which will output:
x value: 186.3985398539854
Normal force: 1000
Moment capacity: 130.8115324251227
Bottom steel strain: 0.0014758973472997895
Top steel strain: -0.0028428060107339903
Bottom steel stress: 435
Top steel stress: 295.1794694599579
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There's a live version online of the Capacity
class from this answer that you can try for yourself
Your code is on the right track. There's a bunch of little stuff that can be cleaned up (for example, you can check if your loop didn't break by using a for... else
construct). You also need a proper implementation of __str__
. Here's a complete working implementation of the Capacity
class that does all of that stuff:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity:
labels = (
('x', 'x value'),
('Nrd', 'Normal force'),
('Mrd', 'Moment capacity'),
('es', 'Bottom steel strain'),
('esc', 'Top steel strain'),
('sisc', 'Bottom steel stress'),
('sis', 'Top steel stress')
)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# most recent values of interest
self.x = None
self.Nrd = None
self.Mrd = None
self.es = None
self.esc = None
self.sisc = None
self.sis = None
# if any args are passed to init, try to use them to run .check
if args or kwargs:
self.check(*args, **kwargs)
def check(self, b, h, y, ecu, cb, ct, fyd, fcd, Esd, Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Nrd = None
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc = ecu/x*(ds-x)
es = ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc = Esd*esc
sis = min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc = sisc
else:
sisc = min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd = int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd = (0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
# record values of interest for later printing
self.x = x
self.Nrd = Nrd
self.Mrd = Mrd
self.es = es
self.esc = esc
self.sisc = sisc
self.sis = sis
if 0 <= (float(Nrd) - Ned) <= 0.5:
# the return statement breaks the loop
return True
else:
# the else clause executes if the end of the for loop is reached without a break
if Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
print(self)
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return False
def __str__(self):
strs =
for attr,label in self.labels:
# loop through the labels and get the value of the corresponding attribute from self
val = getattr(self, attr)
strs.append('{}: {}'.format(label, val))
# join all the labeled attribute strings with newline characters and return the result
return 'n'.join(strs)
You can then use the Capacity
class like this:
capacity = Capacity(b=300, h=300, y=12, ecu=0.0035, cb=35, ct=35, fyd=435, fcd=20, Esd=2e5, Ned=1000)
print(capacity)
which will output:
x value: 186.3985398539854
Normal force: 1000
Moment capacity: 130.8115324251227
Bottom steel strain: 0.0014758973472997895
Top steel strain: -0.0028428060107339903
Bottom steel stress: 435
Top steel stress: 295.1794694599579
There's a live version online of the Capacity
class from this answer that you can try for yourself
Your code is on the right track. There's a bunch of little stuff that can be cleaned up (for example, you can check if your loop didn't break by using a for... else
construct). You also need a proper implementation of __str__
. Here's a complete working implementation of the Capacity
class that does all of that stuff:
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity:
labels = (
('x', 'x value'),
('Nrd', 'Normal force'),
('Mrd', 'Moment capacity'),
('es', 'Bottom steel strain'),
('esc', 'Top steel strain'),
('sisc', 'Bottom steel stress'),
('sis', 'Top steel stress')
)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
# most recent values of interest
self.x = None
self.Nrd = None
self.Mrd = None
self.es = None
self.esc = None
self.sisc = None
self.sis = None
# if any args are passed to init, try to use them to run .check
if args or kwargs:
self.check(*args, **kwargs)
def check(self, b, h, y, ecu, cb, ct, fyd, fcd, Esd, Ned):
d = h - cb
ds = ct
Ast = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Asb = int(3.1416/4*(y)**2*6.67)
Nrd = None
for x in np.linspace(1,h,10000):
try:
esc = ecu/x*(ds-x)
es = ecu/x*(d-x)
except (ZeroDivisionError, RuntimeWarning):
esc = 0
es = 0
sisc = Esd*esc
sis = min(Esd*es,fyd)
if sisc <= -fyd:
sisc=fyd
elif sisc >= -fyd and sisc < 0:
sisc = sisc
else:
sisc = min(sisc,fyd)
Nrd = int((0.8*x*b*fcd+Ast*sisc-Asb*sis)/1000)
Mrd = (0.8*x*b*fcd*(h/2-0.4*x)+Ast*sisc*(h/2-ds)+Asb*sis*(d-h/2))/1000000
# record values of interest for later printing
self.x = x
self.Nrd = Nrd
self.Mrd = Mrd
self.es = es
self.esc = esc
self.sisc = sisc
self.sis = sis
if 0 <= (float(Nrd) - Ned) <= 0.5:
# the return statement breaks the loop
return True
else:
# the else clause executes if the end of the for loop is reached without a break
if Nrd != Ned:
print('Errors','Tryk over hele tværsnit', sep=' ')
print(self)
app = QtWidgets.QApplication()
error_dialog = QtWidgets.QErrorMessage()
error_dialog.showMessage('Increase size of column, compressed reinforced column!!')
app.exec_()
return False
def __str__(self):
strs =
for attr,label in self.labels:
# loop through the labels and get the value of the corresponding attribute from self
val = getattr(self, attr)
strs.append('{}: {}'.format(label, val))
# join all the labeled attribute strings with newline characters and return the result
return 'n'.join(strs)
You can then use the Capacity
class like this:
capacity = Capacity(b=300, h=300, y=12, ecu=0.0035, cb=35, ct=35, fyd=435, fcd=20, Esd=2e5, Ned=1000)
print(capacity)
which will output:
x value: 186.3985398539854
Normal force: 1000
Moment capacity: 130.8115324251227
Bottom steel strain: 0.0014758973472997895
Top steel strain: -0.0028428060107339903
Bottom steel stress: 435
Top steel stress: 295.1794694599579
edited Nov 22 at 0:30
answered Nov 21 at 23:55
tel
4,53911429
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Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
add a comment |
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
Great, your class solution is excellent. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:56
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
You might be looking for something like bellow, Create your class attrs
empty and call a class method that populates them as part of __init__
you can then use the overloading of __str__
to get your desired output. f-strings might be cleaner also. (I didn't have time to collect your code and test it so you might need to do some massaging)
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity():
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
self.filename = b
self.x_value = None
self.nrm_frc = None
self.mom_cap = None
self.bsstress = None
self.tsstress = None
self.bsstrain = None
self.tsstrain = None
self.parse_file(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned)
def parse_file(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
#all the code for calculation where:
self.x_value = 'value'
self.nrm_frc = 'value'
self.mom_cap = 'value'
self.bsstress = 'value'
self.tsstress = 'value'
self.bsstrain = 'value'
self.tsstrain = 'value'
def __str__(self):
return ('nx value: {0} nNormalforce: {1} nMoment capacity : {2} nBottom steel strain : {3} '
'nTop steel strain : {4} nBottom steel stress :{5} nTop steel stress : {6}'
.format(self.x_value, self.nrm_frc, self.mom_cap, self.bsstress, self.tsstress, self.bsstrain, self.tsstrain))
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
print foo
Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
You might be looking for something like bellow, Create your class attrs
empty and call a class method that populates them as part of __init__
you can then use the overloading of __str__
to get your desired output. f-strings might be cleaner also. (I didn't have time to collect your code and test it so you might need to do some massaging)
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity():
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
self.filename = b
self.x_value = None
self.nrm_frc = None
self.mom_cap = None
self.bsstress = None
self.tsstress = None
self.bsstrain = None
self.tsstrain = None
self.parse_file(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned)
def parse_file(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
#all the code for calculation where:
self.x_value = 'value'
self.nrm_frc = 'value'
self.mom_cap = 'value'
self.bsstress = 'value'
self.tsstress = 'value'
self.bsstrain = 'value'
self.tsstrain = 'value'
def __str__(self):
return ('nx value: {0} nNormalforce: {1} nMoment capacity : {2} nBottom steel strain : {3} '
'nTop steel strain : {4} nBottom steel stress :{5} nTop steel stress : {6}'
.format(self.x_value, self.nrm_frc, self.mom_cap, self.bsstress, self.tsstress, self.bsstrain, self.tsstrain))
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
print foo
Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
You might be looking for something like bellow, Create your class attrs
empty and call a class method that populates them as part of __init__
you can then use the overloading of __str__
to get your desired output. f-strings might be cleaner also. (I didn't have time to collect your code and test it so you might need to do some massaging)
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity():
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
self.filename = b
self.x_value = None
self.nrm_frc = None
self.mom_cap = None
self.bsstress = None
self.tsstress = None
self.bsstrain = None
self.tsstrain = None
self.parse_file(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned)
def parse_file(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
#all the code for calculation where:
self.x_value = 'value'
self.nrm_frc = 'value'
self.mom_cap = 'value'
self.bsstress = 'value'
self.tsstress = 'value'
self.bsstrain = 'value'
self.tsstrain = 'value'
def __str__(self):
return ('nx value: {0} nNormalforce: {1} nMoment capacity : {2} nBottom steel strain : {3} '
'nTop steel strain : {4} nBottom steel stress :{5} nTop steel stress : {6}'
.format(self.x_value, self.nrm_frc, self.mom_cap, self.bsstress, self.tsstress, self.bsstrain, self.tsstrain))
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
print foo
You might be looking for something like bellow, Create your class attrs
empty and call a class method that populates them as part of __init__
you can then use the overloading of __str__
to get your desired output. f-strings might be cleaner also. (I didn't have time to collect your code and test it so you might need to do some massaging)
import numpy as np
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
class Capacity():
def __init__(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
self.filename = b
self.x_value = None
self.nrm_frc = None
self.mom_cap = None
self.bsstress = None
self.tsstress = None
self.bsstrain = None
self.tsstrain = None
self.parse_file(b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned)
def parse_file(self,b,h,y,ecu,cb,ct,fyd,fcd,Esd,Ned):
#all the code for calculation where:
self.x_value = 'value'
self.nrm_frc = 'value'
self.mom_cap = 'value'
self.bsstress = 'value'
self.tsstress = 'value'
self.bsstrain = 'value'
self.tsstrain = 'value'
def __str__(self):
return ('nx value: {0} nNormalforce: {1} nMoment capacity : {2} nBottom steel strain : {3} '
'nTop steel strain : {4} nBottom steel stress :{5} nTop steel stress : {6}'
.format(self.x_value, self.nrm_frc, self.mom_cap, self.bsstress, self.tsstress, self.bsstrain, self.tsstrain))
foo = Capacity(b= 300,h=250,y=12,ecu= 0.0035,cb=50,ct=50,fyd=435,fcd=20,Esd=2e5,Ned=800)
print foo
answered Nov 21 at 23:39
Grant McCloskey
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Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
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Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
Perfect. Indeed your provided solution is simple and professional, it works and integrates with the my function. Thanks a lot.
– Zar Kha
Nov 22 at 7:54
add a comment |
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print()
doesn't return anything.__str__
needs to return a formatted string, something like{}, {}
.format(self.Nrd, self.Mrd)` (I omittedx
which isn't an argument or attribute.__init__
should set some attributes, like thisNrd
. Define another method to actually do the calculation. On further thought, maybe you don't even need to define a class; define a function instead.– hpaulj
Nov 16 at 23:33
I thought the same as you thought to define a function and return values. You are right,
__str__
returns string. But those values areint
. regardingx
value I have fixed in above code. Does__int__
method exists in python?– Zar Kha
Nov 16 at 23:42
I don't understand why you're constructing your break condition in this way. Nrd and Ned appear to both be integers. What's wrong with if Nrd==Ned: break?
– John
Nov 16 at 23:56
If Nrd = Ned : break, sometime do not stop or break, for instance if Ned = 800, Nrd would reach 800,0023 or 800,1000 wont break, reason i prefer decimals because x value wants to be exact accurate.
– Zar Kha
Nov 17 at 0:08
When you
break
, set some sort offlag
variable, so it's clear that you quit early. That way you won't have to testx==h
after.– hpaulj
Nov 17 at 1:08