Two weeks ago, you wrote your
books.py program, and this past week, we held
code review sessions to take a look at each other's code. For this assignment,
you're going to revise and resubmit your code based on what you learned in the code review as
well as the recent readings.
Specifics
- You may continue to work with your partner(s) for the revision, or you may
go it alone. If you choose to work alone on the revision and the code is not in your
cs257 GitHub repository, just create your own books folder in your own repo and
copy the files over there.
- This time, I want you to use the
argparse module instead
of using sys.argv directly. Here's a brief argparse example that you might
find helpful: argparse_example.py.
- Read over these code review notes to
remind yourself of the kinds of issues you should be thinking about while working
to improve your code.
- At the top of your updated source code, under the authors' names, include a line saying
"Revised by" whoever did this particular revision.
- When you're done and ready to submit, tag your repository with the tag named
books-revision. In addition to the "Revised by" text, This will help
me and the grader figure out which revisions are located where.
Have fun!