def inheritance_two():
car = {}
driver = Passenger()
driver.setName('Bob')
driver.setAge(30)
driver.setSeatPosition(0)
driver.setIsDriver(True)
passenger = Passenger()
passenger.setName('Jim')
passenger.setAge(40)
passenger.setSeatPosition(1)
person = Person()
person.setName('Jack')
person.setAge(25)
car['driver'] = driver
car['passenger'] = passenger
car['otherpassenger'] = person
for key in car:
occupant = car[key]
try:
print('Occupant ' + occupant.getName() + (', driving' if occupant.getIsDriver() else ', passenger' ) )
except AttributeError as ae:
if isinstance(occupant, Human):
print('Occupant ' + occupant.getName() )
else:
print( 'Error : ' + ae.message)
def inheritance_one():
car = {}
driver = Passenger()
driver.setName('Bob')
driver.setAge(30)
driver.setSeatPosition(0)
driver.setIsDriver(True)
passenger = Passenger()
passenger.setName('Jim')
passenger.setAge(40)
passenger.setSeatPosition(1)
car['driver'] = driver
car['passenger'] = passenger
for key in car:
occupant = car[key]
print('Occupant ' + occupant.getName() + (', driving' if occupant.getIsDriver() else ', passenger' ) )
from Car import Car
from Passenger import Passenger
from Person import Person
# Create an instance of Car with the default empty occupant list
mycar = Car( make='Kia', model='Sportage')
# Create the driver and passenger, both instances of Passenger
driver = Passenger()
driver.setName('Paul')
driver.setAge(43)
driver.setIsDriver(True)
driver.setSeatPosition(0)
passenger = Passenger()
passenger.setName('Bob')
passenger.setAge(23)
passenger.setIsDriver(False)
passenger.setSeatPosition(1)
# Create a Person object
person = Person()
person.setName('Charlie')
person.setAge(35)
# Add both our passengers
mycar.addOccupant(driver)
mycar.addOccupant(passenger)
# And then our person. The addOccupant method does not specify an object type.
# We could add some handling inside the Car class to raise an error if