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First commit - Missing the delete object function
def main():
print('HOUSEHOLD CATALOG MANAGER')
setHouseRooms()
Operation=''
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Uppercase identifies classes in python, not variables

while not setHouseMode in ['1','2']:
setHouseMode=input('Wrong, input! Retry: ')
else:
SetHouseMode='2'
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SetHouseMode or setHouseMode? Uppercase is only for classes but, more important, have you tested your code?

SetHouseMode='2'

#--PERFORMING INSERTION--#
if SetHouseMode=='1':
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Where SetHouseMode is set equal to 1 in your code? It is possible set the variable to 1?

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effedib commented Nov 11, 2024

good work, this version is much better than previous!

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