reading a file when required. discussion needed.

[pyjaipur]

reading a file when required. discussion needed.

[theSage21]

• Server is run once. Always
• Url is called >= 0 times.

That's why file read code is outside the url call.

[theSage21]

Typically, the server is run once and then it keeps on running. It is only restarted if something goes wrong or if code needs to be updated in the server.

[shivankgtm]

but when we will have more question. will we still open all the files?
for now, only one file is required so we file read code is outside URL code. but in the future, we will not need all expected_outputs. we will need expected_outputs only for given question number.

am i getting it right ?

[theSage21]

Yes. In future we will need multiple expected outputs. Maybe at that time we will simply read all of them before hand and put them in a dictionary where's the key is the question number and use that. Or you could have a database and let that software manage when to read and when to keep in memory. We will be doing that in a later project. In this project we will only be introducing multi use and multi question system.

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On Sat 19 Jan, 2019, 16:21 Shivank98 ***@***.*** wrote: but when we will have more question. will we still open all the files? for now, only one file is required so we file read code is outside URL code. but in the future, we will not need all expected_outputs. we will need expected_outputs only for given question number. am i getting it right ? — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#39 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHVj0cHE-U-m_U4GnxsKeNjhDt-_hqilks5vEvjJgaJpZM4aJDGu> .

[shivankgtm]

Ohk, That's a lot of space :D

• 1. another thing which I just faced is this, don't know how it got missed.
     expected = expected.strip() UnboundLocalError: local variable 'expected' referenced before assignment
     while running server.py.
     so we will need to add a global expected in url_upload.
• 2. it's giving 'Wrong answer' even I am submitting the right answer.
     looks like we are going to need more issues.

[theSage21]

Please feel free to open them

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On Sat 19 Jan, 2019, 16:42 Shivank98 ***@***.*** wrote: Ohk, That's a lot of space :D - 1. another thing which I just faced is this, don't know how it got missed. expected = expected.strip() UnboundLocalError: local variable 'expected' referenced before assignment while running server.py. so we will need to add a global expected in url_upload. - 1. it's giving 'Wrong answer' even I am submitting the right answer. looks like we are going to need more issues. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#39 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHVj0WQ8NOZGa417ChhvaQ-i9x6AHxdIks5vEv2ngaJpZM4aJDGu> .

[shivankgtm]

I will positively do it in night. and i will add global expected myself.