# last lecture / coding workshop, 9.12.2021

# some simplified restaurant data
r1 = {
    "name": "Cheapy Restaurant",
    "rating": 3.6
}

r2 = {
    "name": "Expensivo",
    "rating": 4.7
}

r3 = {
    "name": "WhatIsThis-Restaurant",
    "rating": 1.2
}

# all restaurants into the list
restaurants = [r1, r2, r3]

# ask all the questions from user
stars = input("How many stars at least (1-5)?\n")
stars = int(stars)

# then go through all restaurants
for company in restaurants:
    # assume the restaurant is a matching restaurant in the beginning
    good_restaurant = True

    # for each question, have a separate if-statement
    # and try to flip the boolean into False
    if company['rating'] < stars:
        # rating didn't match, flip to False
        good_restaurant = False

    # if none of the previous if-statements flipped the boolean, print the name
    if good_restaurant:
        print(company['name'])


# NEW FILE

# filter out all but numbers from string

# testing with a string of hours, minutes and seconds
test = "10h 33min 25sec"

# split into three parts by space character
parts = test.split(" ")

# go through each piece, in this case ['10h', '33min', '25sec']
for t in parts:
    # remove all non-numeric characters
    # => results in a string
    numeric_filter = filter(str.isdigit, t)

    # numeric_filter is a list of each number
    # => combine them back to one string
    numeric_string = "".join(numeric_filter)

    # print out numbers only
    print(numeric_string)