Today, I took a zoom class about algorithms from the morning.
I felt the need for computational thinking and how tedious the algorithms were.

After that, I solved the level 1 problem in Programmers for an hour.
In the end, I was able to solve only 2 problems.
I felt very helpless because the Google spreadsheet showed how well the people with me were doing.

But I feel that I have to study harder and will do so in the future.
I will cover programmers problems and git integration in another post.

Below are the most difficult problems among the three tasks that I corrected while listening to the lecture. It’s not finished yet, but I’ll try to write down a few things to remember.

SNS Posting

members = []
posts = []


class Member():
    def __init__(self, name, username, password):
        self.name = name
        self.username = username
        self.password = password

    def __repr__(self):
        return f'Your name is {self.name} and your username is {self.username}'

    def display(self):
        print(f"name: {self.name}, username: {self.username}")


class Post(Member):
    def __init__(self, title, content, author):
        self.title = title
        self.content = content
        self.author = author

    def __repr__(self):
        return f'{self.author}\'s post title is {self.title}'


member1 = Member('JaeYoonLee', 'UNIBRo', 'sparta')
members.append(member1)
print(members)

member1post1 = Post('TIL1', 'Very Hard Day', member1.username)
member1post2 = Post('TIL2', 'Wonderful Day!!', member1.username)
member1post3 = Post('WIL1', 'Camping Time', member1.username)
posts.append(member1post1)
posts.append(member1post2)
posts.append(member1post3)

member2 = Member('SeulALee', 'Sara', 'love')
members.append(member2)
print(members)

member2post1 = Post('TIL3', 'Lesson1', member2.username)
member2post2 = Post('WIL1', 'Vacation', member2.username)
member2post3 = Post('TIL4', 'Lesson2', member2.username)
posts.append(member2post1)
posts.append(member2post2)
posts.append(member2post3)

member3 = Member('Dal', 'Dari', 'byul')
members.append(member3)
print(members)

member3post1 = Post('TIL11', 'Lesson14', member3.username)
member3post2 = Post('WIL8', 'Happy mothers day', member3.username)
member3post3 = Post('TIL4', 'Lesson15', member3.username)
posts.append(member3post1)
posts.append(member3post2)
posts.append(member3post3)

for post in posts:
    if post.author == "Dari":
        print(post.title)

certain_word = input('search on contents: ')
for post in posts:
    if certain_word in post.content:
        print(f'title: {post.title}, author: {post.author}')


def create_user():
    my_name = input('Please enter your name: ')
    my_username = input('Please enter your username: ')
    my_password = input('Please enter your password: ')

    members.append(Member(my_name, my_username, my_password))


print(members)


def create_post(my_name):
    my_title = input('Posting Title: ')
    my_content = input('Posting Content: ')

    posts.append(Post(my_title, my_content, my_name))


print(posts)

I spent a lot of time listening to lectures about ‘class’.
But for me, trying to use it was much more helpful in learning.

One difficulty was that when ‘printing’ the ‘class’, an error occurred and nothing was displayed.
But I found out that I can put ‘__repr__’ in ‘class’ and ‘print’ it the way I want.

Also, I tried to add a function that can be directly added to ‘list’ through ‘input’, but it is still incomplete.

I will post a separate post after rewriting the code completely and neatly.