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I am still in the "any technology sufficiently advanced..." phase of learning to program. This code seems clunky, and hard to update if needed. Is there a better way to go about this? It just looks completely bonkers to me, but it works... so yay?
It takes a variable from TKinter radial 1-16, and uses it select the grade1 ect variable. The grade1 variable then link to sheet names on gspread.
def go(): subject = v.get() if subject == 1: subject = grade1 elif subject == 2: subject = grade2 elif subject == 3: subject = grade3 elif subject == 4: subject = grade4 elif subject == 5: subject = grade5 elif subject == 6: subject = grade6 elif subject == 7: subject = grade7 elif subject == 8: subject = grade8 elif subject == 9: subject = grade9 elif subject == 10: subject = grade10 elif subject == 11: subject = grade11 elif subject == 12: subject = grade12 elif subject == 13: subject = grade13 elif subject == 14: subject = grade14 elif subject == 15: subject = grade15 elif subject == 16: subject = grade16
Do not keep 16 different variables for grade**! Use one list:
grades = [1, 2, 3, ...] # or whatever your values are Then all you need to do is:
subject = grades[v.get() - 1] 
