class Assignment:

  def __init__(self, assignment_number):

    self.assignment_number = assignment_number

  def right_justify(self):
    print("This is Assignment Number:3." + str(self.assignment_number) + '\n') #this is sloppy, might as well use format later lol
    word = input(str("Please input a word to right justify: "))
    print(word.rjust((70 - len(word))))

  def do_twice(self, f, value):
    f(value)
    f(value)

  def do_four(self, f, value):
    """
    #this would be an illegal move lol (Pdf says 2 statements )
    for i in range(4):
      f(value)
    """
    self.do_twice(f, value)
    self.do_twice(f, value)


def do_me_twice(value):
  #the for loop below is compressed since it print's lorem ipsum
  try:
    if str(value) != 'spam': #lol :>
      print('This only prints the word spam')
    else:
      print(value)
  except:
    pass

if __name__ == '__main__':
    while True:
      try:
        ass_number = int(input("Enter a number from 1-3: "))
        #Assignment number :> hehehe
        if ass_number > 3:
          print("I SAID A NUMBER FROM 1-3: ")
        elif ass_number == 1:
          Assignment(ass_number).right_justify()

        elif ass_number == 2:
          print("This is Assignment Number:3.2 \n")
          Assignment(ass_number).do_twice(do_me_twice, 'spam')
          print("\n This is from do_quad/do_four \n")
          Assignment(ass_number).do_four(do_me_twice, 'spam')

        elif ass_number == 3:
          self.right_justify()


      except Exception as inst:
          print("Like my life, something went wrong: ")
          print(str(inst))