Python City.add_this_building_to_city Examples

Example #1

    f'{FirstBuilding.address} was purchased by {FirstBuilding.owner} on {FirstBuilding.date_constructed} and has {FirstBuilding.stories} stories'
)
print(
    f'{SecondBuilding.address} was purchased by {SecondBuilding.owner} on {SecondBuilding.date_constructed} and has {SecondBuilding.stories} stories'
)
print(
    f'{ThirdBuilding.address} was purchased by {ThirdBuilding.owner} on {ThirdBuilding.date_constructed} and has {ThirdBuilding.stories} stories'
)
print(
    f'{FourthBuilding.address} was purchased by {FourthBuilding.owner} on {FourthBuilding.date_constructed} and has {FourthBuilding.stories} stories'
)
print(
    f'{FifthBuilding.address} was purchased by {FifthBuilding.owner} on {FifthBuilding.date_constructed} and has {FifthBuilding.stories} stories'
)
print("")

# Create a city using the City class
Nashville = City("Nashville", "David Briley", 1897)

# Add each building to this city
Nashville.add_this_building_to_city(FirstBuilding)
Nashville.add_this_building_to_city(SecondBuilding)
Nashville.add_this_building_to_city(ThirdBuilding)
Nashville.add_this_building_to_city(FourthBuilding)
Nashville.add_this_building_to_city(FifthBuilding)

print("Buildings in Nashville:")
print("")
for each_building in Nashville.buildings_in_city:
    print(f' Address of building: {each_building.address}')