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    <p>Here's the Python class you're looking for. It's pretty straightforward, so if you are the noob you say you are and you want to learn: read and understand the code.<br />A few example rows are given at the bottom to show functionality. For multiple racks, just create a list of Rack(). Good luck.</p> <pre><code>class Rack(): def __init__(self, name): self.name = name self.modules = dict() # port_cable_list should be in the form: # [(1, #1992), (2, #1993), (3, #1567)] def add_module(self, name, port_cable_list): self.modules[name] = dict() for port, cable in port_cable_list: self.modules[name][port] = cable def remove_module(self, name): if name in self.modules: del self.modules[name] def add_port(self, module_name, port, cable): if module_name not in self.modules: self.modules[module_name][port] = cable return True return False def remove_port(self, module_name, port): if module_name in self.modules: if port in self.modules[module_name]: del self.modules[module_name][port] return True else: return False return False def module_exists(self, module_name): return module_name in self.modules def port_exists_in_module(self, module_name, port): if self.modules[module_name]: return port in self.modules[module_name] return False def print_module(self, module_name): if self.module_exists(module_name): print "%s\nPort\tCable" % (module_name) for port, cable in self.modules[module_name].items(): print port, "\t", cable print return True return False def print_rack(self): print self.name + ':' for module_name in self.modules.keys(): self.print_module(module_name) SomeRack = Rack('04/02') SomeRack.add_module("MM02", [(1, '#1992'), (2, '#1993'), (3, '#1567')]) SomeRack.add_module("MM03", [(1, '#1234')]) SomeRack.print_module("MM03") SomeRack.print_rack() SomeRack.remove_module("MM03") print SomeRack.module_exists("MM03") SomeRack.print_rack() </code></pre>
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