# does it rename the method here?
# - if no type annotation on the pizza parameter, maybe not
# - if use type annotation ':Pizza' on the parameter, it should
def print_pizza( pizza):
"""
Print a description of a pizza, along with its price.
"""
print(f"A {str(pizza)}")
print("Price:", pizza.get_price())
if __name__ == "__main__":
pizza = Pizza(PizzaSize.SMALL)
pizza.add_topping("mushroom")
pizza.add_topping("tomato")
pizza.add_topping("pinapple")
print_pizza(pizza)
pizza2 = Pizza(PizzaSize.MEDIUM)
print_pizza(pizza2)
pizza3 = Pizza(PizzaSize.LARGE)
pizza3.add_topping("seafood")
print_pizza(pizza3)
pizza4 = Pizza(PizzaSize.jumbo)
pizza.add_topping("mushroom")
pizza.add_topping("tomato")
print_pizza(pizza4)
from pizza import Pizza
meat_lovers = Pizza()
meat_lovers.size = "16"
meat_lovers.style = "Deep dish"
meat_lovers.add_topping("Pepperoni")
meat_lovers.add_topping("Olives")
meat_lovers.print_order()
meatball_parm = Pizza()
meatball_parm.size = "20"
meatball_parm.style = "Hand-tossed"
meatball_parm.add_topping("Meatballs")
meatball_parm.add_topping("Parmesan")
meatball_parm.print_order()
# This function shows a limitation on tool-assisted
# refactoring in a dynamic language like Python.
#
# When you rename the Pizza getPrice method to get_price,
# does it rename the method here?
# - if no type annotation on the pizza parameter, maybe not
# - if use type annotation ':Pizza' on the parameter, it should
def print_pizza(pizza):
"""
Print a description of a pizza, along with its price.
"""
print(pizza)
if __name__ == "__main__":
pizza = Pizza(PizzaSize.small)
pizza.add_topping(PizzaToppings.mushroom)
pizza.add_topping(PizzaToppings.tomato)
pizza.add_topping(PizzaToppings.pineapple)
print_pizza(pizza)
pizza2 = Pizza(PizzaSize.medium)
print_pizza(pizza2)
pizza3 = Pizza(PizzaSize.large)
pizza3.add_topping(PizzaToppings.seafood)
print_pizza(pizza3)
