Python Course.print_course Examples

Example #1

File: algo_config.py Project: bpross/MyCourses-Scheduler

    def get_course_list(self):
        from algorithm.models import School, Department, Class, Prerequisite, Building, Room, Period, Lecturer, ClassInstance, ClassLab, Person, Role, PersonRole 
        from course import Course
        print "This will print out all the courses currently in the database"
    
        self.course_list = []
        all_courses = Class.objects.all()
        
        for Class in all_courses:
           new_course = Course()
           new_course.id = Class.idClass
           new_course.name = Class.Class
           self.course_list.append(new_course)
           self.num_courses += 1

        for Course in self.course_list:
            Course.print_course()

Example #2

File: prof_course_test.py Project: bpross/MyCourses-Scheduler

p2.add_id(42)
p2.add_name('name')

# Test access functions using variables initialized above
num = p1.get_id()
name = p1.get_name()
num2 = p2.get_id()
name2 = p2.get_name()

# Print statment to insure that the variables 
print "Professors name is %s,\n professor's ID is %d" % (name, num)
print "Professors name is %s,\n professor's ID is %d" % (name2, num2)
p1.print_professor()

c1 = Course(84, 'CMPS')
c2 = Course()
c2.add_id(48)
c2.add_name('CMPE')

c_id = c1.get_id()
c_name = c1.get_name()

print "Course name is %s,\n course ID is %d" % (c_name, c_id)
c2.print_course()

p1.add_course(c1)
p1.add_course(c2)

for course in p1.course_list:
	course.print_course()