def main():
car = Car("My car", 180)
car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", car.fuel)
print("odo =", car.odometer)
print(car)
print("Car {}, {}".format(car.fuel, car.odometer))
print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=car))
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print(limo.fuel)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo.odometer)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("literals", 319)
my_car.drive(277)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print("Car {}, {}".format(my_car.fuel, my_car.odometer))
print("{self.name}, {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print(limo.fuel)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo.odometer)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("Ferrari", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
# print("Car {}, {}".format(my_car.fuel, my_car.odometer))
# print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
limo = Car("MINI Cooper", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print("fuel =", limo.fuel)
print("odo =", limo.odometer)
print(limo)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car(180)
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print("Car {}, {}".format(my_car.fuel, my_car.odometer))
print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
limo = Car(100, "Limo")
limo.add_fuel(20)
print(f"fuel = {limo.fuel}")
limo.drive(115)
print(f"odo = {limo.odometer}")
print(limo)
def run_tests():
"""Run the tests on the functions."""
# assert test with no message - used to see if the function works properly
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
# the test below should fail
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
# assert test with custom message,
# used to see if Car's init method sets the odometer correctly
# this should pass (no output)
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
# Note that Car's __init__ function sets the fuel in one of two ways:
# using the value passed in or the default
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0
def main():
car = [] # List of car objects
print("Let's drive!")
name = input("Enter your car name: ")
# create a Car instance with initial fuel of 100 and user-provided name
car = Car(name, 100)
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
while choice != "q":
if choice == "d":
distance_to_drive = int(
input("How many km do you wish to drive? "))
while distance_to_drive < 0:
print("Distance must be >= 0")
distance_to_drive = int(
input("How many km do you wish to drive? "))
distance_driven = car.drive(distance_to_drive)
print("The car drove {}km".format(distance_driven), end="")
if car.fuel == 0:
print(" and ran out of fuel", end="")
print(".")
elif choice == "r":
fuel_to_add = int(
input(
"How many units of fuel do you want to add to the car? "))
while fuel_to_add < 0:
print("Fuel amount must be >= 0")
fuel_to_add = int(
input(
"How many units of fuel do you want to add to the car? "
))
car.add_fuel(fuel_to_add)
print("Added {} units of fuel.".format(fuel_to_add))
else:
print("Invalid choice")
print()
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
print("\nGood bye {}'s driver.".format(car.name))
def main():
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
print(limo.car)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print(limo.fuel)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo.odometer)
def run_tests():
"""Run the tests on the functions."""
# assert test with no message - used to see if the function works properly
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
# the test below should fail
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
# TODO: 1. fix the repeat_string function above so that it passes the failing test
# Hint: "-".join(["yo", "yo"] -> "yo-yo"
# assert test with custom message,
# used to see if Car's init method sets the odometer correctly
# this should pass (no output)
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
# TODO: 2. write assert statements to show if Car sets the fuel correctly
# Note that Car's __init__ function sets the fuel in one of two ways:
# using the value passed in or the default
# You should test both of these
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10, "Car does not fuel correctly"
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0, "Car does not fuel correctly"