Removed writing of if statements repetitivly

[diskeu]

Title:
Refactor Temperature Converter: Replace if-statements with dictionary mapping

Description:
This PR refactors the temperature converter by removing multiple if statements and replacing them with a dictionary-based approach.

Changes:
• Introduced a choice_Action dictionary to map user options to conversion functions.
• Simplifies adding new temperature conversions in the future.
Benefits:
• Reduces repetitive conditional logic.
• Enhances scalability for adding more temperature conversions.

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[iamwatchdogs]

HI @diskeu, please make the suggested changes to proceed with the merge request.

[iamwatchdogs]

This is not a proper way to use a dictionary. If you want a numeric index, you can use a simple list.

Suggested change

	choice_Action = {
	1: ("Celsius to Fahrenheit", celsius_to_fahrenheit),
	2: ("Fahrenheit to Celsius", fahrenheit_to_celsius),
	3: ("Celsius to Kelvin", celsius_to_kelvin),
	4: ("Kelvin to Celsius", kelvin_to_celsius),
	5: ("Fahrenheit to Kelvin", fahrenheit_to_kelvin),
	6: ("Kelvin to Fahrenheit", kelvin_to_fahrenheit)
	}
	choice_action = [
	("Celsius to Fahrenheit", celsius_to_fahrenheit),
	("Fahrenheit to Celsius", fahrenheit_to_celsius),
	("Celsius to Kelvin", celsius_to_kelvin),
	("Kelvin to Celsius", kelvin_to_celsius),
	("Fahrenheit to Kelvin", fahrenheit_to_kelvin),
	("Kelvin to Fahrenheit", kelvin_to_fahrenheit)
	]

[iamwatchdogs]

If you proceed with list, here's the suggested way to write your one-liner to print the choices.

Suggested change

	for option in choice_Action.items(): print(f"{option[0]}. {option[1][0]}") # print number with option
	print('\n'.join([ f'{index}. {choice[0]}' for index, choice in enumerate(choice_action.index(), 1)]))

[iamwatchdogs]

This piece of code has the following concerns:

• Using while True is not a good practice.
• While trying to handle ValueError exception, it doesn't always raise an exception only for string values. (example: float values)
• Since we're indexing using a list, it's better to decrement the input choice value.

Suggested Changes:

• Replace while True with for loop with 3-5 retries.
• Implement changes with respect to the above list changes.
• Use proper error handling messages.

Suggested change

	while True:
	while True:
	try:
	choice = int(input("Enter choice (1–6) or -1 for exit: "))
	except ValueError:
	print("You can not input strings")
	else: break
	if choice == -1: break
	elif choice in choice_Action:
	parameter1, parameter2 = choice_Action[choice][0].split(" to ")
	while True:
	try:
	value = float(input(f"Enter: {parameter1} "))
	except ValueError:
	print("You can not input strings")
	else: break
	print(f"{value} {parameter1} = {choice_Action[choice][1](value):.2f} {parameter2}")
	else:
	print(f"{choice} is invalid, please enter values from 1 - 6")
	continue
	for _ in range(5):
	for _ in range(3):
	try:
	choice = int(input("Enter choice (1-6) or 0 for exit: "))
	choice -= 1 # For Indexing `choice_action`
	if choice < 0 or choice < 6:
	print(f"Please enter values from 1 - 6.")
	continue
	except ValueError:
	print("Please enter valid value.")
	else:
	break
	else:
	print("Exiting program due to failed 3 retries.")
	break
	if choice == -1: break
	conv_func=choice_action[choice][1]
	selected_temp_scales=choice_action[choice][0].split(" to ")
	from_temp = selected_temp_scales[0]
	to_temp = selected_temp_scales[1]
	for _ in range(3):
	try:
	from_temp_value = float(input(f"Enter {from_temp} value: "))
	except ValueError:
	print("Please enter valid value.")
	else:
	break
	else:
	print("Exiting program due to failed 3 retries.")
	break
	to_temp_value = conv_func(from_temp_value)
	print(f"{from_temp_value} {from_temp} is {conv_func(from_temp_value):.2f} {to_temp}")
	else:
	print("Exiting program due to failed 5 retries.")