Python 3

Hello, i hope that you can help me implement my main python function here...im looking to import the dictionary and translator (last two .py attached "mydictionary and my translator)....can you please help me debug, well rather get all this to run as im having issues importing.....thank you....please feel free to change what you like...i simply need to have it run

class Application():

"""

console interface encapsulate Class

"""

def __init__(self):

self.input_str = ""

self.translated_str = ""

def Hello(self):

"""

Some Formatting

"""

print ("")

print ("============================")

print (" String To Morse Converter ")

print ("============================")

print ("")

def inputPrompt(self):

"""

Asks and takes input from the translator

"""

print ("Kindly enter a string you'd like convert into morse.")

print ("Valid characters include a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and \" \"")

print ("")

self.input_str = raw_input("input: ")

def translateInputToMorse(self):

"""

Provide string to translator.

If translator gives an error, dispay error message to console and exit.

"""

print (" ----- ")

print ("You gave: \"%s\"" % self.input_str)

MyTranslator = MyTranslator()

try:

upper_str = self.input_str.upper()

self.translated_str = MyTranslator.to_morse(upper_str)

except TranslationException as e:

print ("Error: %s" % e.message)

print ("\tIn input: %s" % e.expression)

print ("\tAt character: %s" % e.Element)

print ("")

print ("Please try again ")

exit(0)

def output_translation(self):

"""

Show user the translated text

"""

print ("Translation: %s" % self.translated_str)

def run():

Application = Application()

Application.Hello()

Application.inputPrompt()

Application.translateInputToMorse()

Application.output_translation()

if __name__ == "__main__":

run()

#MyDictionary.py

class MyDictionary():

def __init__(self):

self.myDictionary = {

"A": ". -",

"B": "_ . . .",

"C": "_ . _ .",

"D": "_ . .",

"E": ".",

"F": ". . _ .",

"G": "_ _ .",

"H": ". . . .",

"I": ". .",

"J": ". _ _ _",

"K": "_ . _",

"L": ". _ _ _",

"M": "_ _",

"N": "_ .",

"O": "_ _ _",

"P": ". _ _ .",

"Q": "_ _ . _",

"R": ". _ .",

"S": ". . .",

"T": "_",

"U": ". . _",

"V": ". . . _",

"W": ". _ _",

"X": "_ . . _",

"Y": "_ . _ _",

"Z": "_ _ . .",

"0": "_ _ _ _ _",

"1": ". _ _ _ _",

"2": ". . _ _ _",

"3": ". . . _ _",

"4": ". . . . _",

"5": ". . . . .",

"6": "_ . . . .",

"7": "_ _ . . .",

"8": "_ _ _ . .",

"9": "_ _ _ _ .",

" ": " " # Space remains space

}

#MyTranslator.py

class TranslationException(Exception):

"""

Exception occurs for bugs during conversion.

Attributes:

expression string input where error is found

Element Element that cannot be matched

message-- message displayed accordingly

"""

def __init__(self, expression, Element, msg):

self.expression = expression

self.Element = Element

self.message= message

from myDictionary import MyDictionary

class MyTranslator():

""" Morse Transaction Concept Encapsulation """

def __init__(self):

self.myDictionary = MyDictionary()

def to_morse(self, inputString):

characterList= []

for letter in inputString:

Element = self.myDictionary.find(letter)

if Element:

char_list.append(Element)

else:

raise TranslationException(inputString, letter, "Letter not found.")

return " ".join(characterList)