from shirt import Shirt
shirt_one = Shirt('red', 'L', 'long-sleeve', 25)
print(shirt_one.price)
shirt_one.price = 10
print(shirt_one.price)
shirt_one.price = 20
print(shirt_one.price)
shirt_one.color = 'yellow'
print(shirt_one.color)
shirt_one.size = 'M'
print(shirt_one.size)
shirt_one.style = 'short_sleeve'
print(shirt_one.style)
print(shirt_one.color) print(shirt_one.price) shirt_two.change_price(45) # price change using method print(shirt_two.price) # How to access and change attribute values in python class # Shirt class has method to change shirt price # Values can be changed either by assigning value or by using method shirt_one.color='Green' print(shirt_one.color) shirt_one.size='L' print(shirt_one.size) shirt_one.price=43 print(shirt_one.price) # * There are some drawbacks to accessing attributes directly versus writing a method for accessing and displaying attributes. # * Programming languages like C++/C you can explicitely state wheather or not an object should be allowed to change or access attribute values directly. # * Changing value via method gives more flexibility in long term
from shirt import Shirt
from shirt import Jean
shirt_one = Shirt('orange', 'S', 'long sleeve', 45)
shirt_two = Shirt('red', 'XL', 'short sleeve', 30)
print(shirt_one.color)
print(shirt_two.price)
shirt_two.change_price(23)
print(shirt_two.price)
print(shirt_one.discount(.1))
shirt_one.color = 'purple'
shirt_one.size = 'L'
shirt_one.price = 38
jean_one = Jean('red', 'L', 70)
print(jean_one.color)
print(jean_one.size)
print(jean_one.price)
