import time book_genres = ["1 Fantasy,", "2 Romance,", "3 Childrens,", "4 Comedy,", "5 Graphic Novel,", "6 Educational,", "7 Religious,", "8 Self-Helf,", "9 Biography/Autobiography,", "10 Poetry,", "11 Something Else."] fant_auths = ["N/A"] print("Welcome to the Name of This Thing! What are you looking for today?") time.sleep(.5) enter = input("1 I'm looking for a book. 2 I'm looking for a song. 3 I'm looking for a piece of art. 4 I want to upload something. 5 Something else.", "Please enter the number of what you what to do.") if enter == (1): genre_choice = input(book_genres,"Please enter the number of the genre of book you are looking for") if genre_choice == (1): author = input("Here's a list of all of the authors in the fantasy section of the Name of This Thing. Enter their number to see what books from them you can read.", fant_auths) elif enter == (4): print("What are you uploading to the Name of This Thing?") upload1 = input("1 A book. 2 A song. 3 A piece of art. 4 Something else.") I'm trying to make something of an Internet Archive type thing, where users would be able to submit pieces of art, books, music, and just about anything else, to the archive. But the only problem is, Python resets every time it's opened, so if I submitted, say, a book, then had one of my friends try and access it, it wouldn't work because the data for the book doesn't carry over each time the code is ran. I was expecting for anything the user submitted to be stored so it could be accessed later by any user, but that failed and I deleted it and went to go scream into a pillow. Please help me. Continue reading...
