def main():
"""Get name, create car object, drive and refuel car."""
name = get_nonempty_string("Enter your car's name: ")
car = Car(name, STARTING_FUEL)
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input(MENU_PROMPT).lower()
while choice != 'q':
if choice == 'd':
distance = get_positive_float(
prompt="How many km do you want to drive? ",
negative_error="Distance must be >= 0")
distance_driven = car.drive(distance)
out_of_fuel_string = " and ran out of fuel" if distance_driven <= car.fuel else ""
print(f"{car.name} drove {distance_driven}km{out_of_fuel_string}.")
elif choice == 'r':
fuel_to_add = get_positive_float(
prompt="How many units of fuel do you want to add to the car? ",
negative_error="Fuel amount must be >= 0")
car.add_fuel(fuel_to_add)
print(f"Added {fuel_to_add} units of fuel.")
else:
print("Invalid menu choice")
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input(MENU_PROMPT).lower()
print(f"Goodbye {car.name}'s driver.")
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
# You should test both of these
assert test_car.fuel == 0
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
def format_sentence(phrase):
"""
Format sentenecs with grammar.
>>> format_sentence("hello")
Hello.
>>> format_sentence("It is an ex parrot.")
It is an ex parrot.
>>> format_sentence("one more.")
One more.
"""
if phrase[-1] != ".":
phrase += "."
phrase.capitalize()
return phrase
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"
# 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"
# 2. write assert statements to show if Car sets the fuel correctly
# Test keyword param
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
# Test default param
test_car = Car("car")
assert test_car.fuel == 0
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("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print("Limo fuel - {}".format(limo.fuel))
limo.drive(115)
print("Limo odometer - {}".format(limo.odometer))
print(my_car)
print(limo)"""
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print("Limo fuel - {}".format(limo.fuel))
limo.drive(115)
print("Limo odometer - {}".format(limo.odometer))
print(my_car)
print(limo)
def main():
print("Let's drive!")
car_name = input("Enter your car name: ")
my_car = Car(car_name, 100)
print(my_car)
MENU = """Menu:
d) drive
r) refuel
q) quit """
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
while choice != "q":
if choice == "d":
prompt_1 = "How many km do you wish to drive? "
distance_driven = my_car.drive(valid_number_checker(prompt_1))
if my_car.fuel == 0:
print("The car drove {}km and ran out of fuel.".format(
distance_driven))
elif my_car.fuel > 0:
print("The car drove {}km.".format(distance_driven))
print(my_car)
elif choice == "r":
prompt_2 = "How many units of fuel do you want to add to the car? "
added_fuel = my_car.add_fuel(valid_number_checker(prompt_2))
print("Added {} units of fuel.".format(added_fuel))
print(my_car)
else:
print("Invalid menu choice")
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
print("Good bye The bomb's driver.")
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
assert sort_phrase('hello') == 'Hello.'
assert sort_phrase('It is an ex parrot.') == 'It is an ex parrot.'
assert sort_phrase('hello world...') == 'Hello world...'
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
# You should test both of these
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0
test_one_phrase = phrase_as_sentence("hello")
print(test_one_phrase)
test_two_phrase = phrase_as_sentence("It is an ex parrot.")
print(test_two_phrase)
test_three_phrase = phrase_as_sentence("Capitalise no full stop")
print(test_three_phrase)
def run_tests():
"""Run the tests on the functions."""
# Task 1
# assert test with no message - used to see if the function works properly
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
print(repeat_string("Python", 1))
# Task 2
# the test below should fail
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
print(repeat_string("hi", 2))
# Task 3
# 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"
# Task 4
# 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
# Task 5
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0
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
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0
print(format_phrase_to_sentence("bad at grammar"))
print(format_phrase_to_sentence("Sentences should end with full stops"))
print(
format_phrase_to_sentence(
"The guy above me is a hypocrite and has been auto-corrected."))
def main():
"""Simulate a car drive using Car class."""
print("Let's drive!")
name = input("Enter your car name: ")
car = Car(name, 100)
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ")
while choice.lower() != 'q':
if choice.lower() == 'd':
distance = get_valid_distance()
maximum_distance = car.drive(distance)
if maximum_distance < distance:
print("The car drove {}km and ran out of fuel\n".format(
maximum_distance))
else:
print("The car drove {}km\n".format(distance))
elif choice.lower() == 'r':
refuel = get_valid_refuel()
car.add_fuel(refuel)
print("Added {} units of fuel.\n".format(refuel))
else:
print("Invalid choice\n")
print(car)
print(MENU)
choice = input("Enter your choice: ")
print("\nGood Bye {}'s driver.".format(car.name))
def main():
print("Let's drive!")
car = Car(input('Enter your car name: '), 100)
print(car)
print(MENU)
menu_choice = input('Enter your choice: ')
while menu_choice != 'q':
if menu_choice == 'd':
distance = get_integer('How many km do you wish to drive? ',
'Distance must be an integer',
'Distance must be >= 0', 0)
print('The car drove {}km{}'.format(car.drive(distance),
(' and ran out of fuel',
'')[bool(car.fuel)]))
elif menu_choice == 'r':
units_of_fuel = get_integer(
'How many units of fuel do you want to add to the car? ',
'Fuel must be an integer', 'Fuel amount must be >= 0', 0)
car.add_fuel(units_of_fuel)
print('Added {} units of fuel'.format(units_of_fuel))
elif menu_choice != 'q':
print('Invalid choice')
print()
print(car)
print(MENU)
menu_choice = input('Enter your choice: ')
print("Good bye {}'s driver".format(car.name))
def main():
MENU = "Menu:\nd) drive\nr) refuel\nq) quit"
print("Let's Drive!")
# my_car = input("Enter your car name: ")
my_car = "The Bomb"
my_car = Car(my_car, 100)
print(my_car)
# print(MENU)
# choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
# while choice != "q":
# if choice == "d":
# drive_car(my_car)
# else:
# print("Invalid choice")
# print(MENU)
# choice = input("Enter your choice: ").lower()
# def drive_car(car):
distance = int(input("How many km do you wish to drive? "))
print("The car drove {}km".format(my_car.drive(distance)))
distance_left = my_car.odometer - distance
distance_left = my_car.odometer
print(
"distance = 20: expect distance to be 80 got {}".format(distance_left))
print("odometer should be 80, got {}".format(my_car.odometer))
def run_tests():
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.fuel == 0
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))
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))
def run_tests():
"""Run the tests on the functions."""
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
assert test_car.fuel == 0
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
"""First Car Instance"""
my_car = Car("car", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print(my_car)
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo)
def run_tests():
"""Run the tests on the functions."""
assert repeat_string("Python", 1) == "Python"
assert repeat_string("hi", 2) == "hi hi"
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10, "Car does not set fuel correctly"
assert test_car.fuel != 0, "Car uses initial value rather than passed value"
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"
test_car = Car()
assert test_car.odometer == 0, "Car does not set odometer correctly"
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
def main():
"""Test code to used Car class"""
my_car = Car(180, "car")
my_car.drive(30)
limo = Car(100, "Limo")
limo.add_fuel(20)
# print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print("limo fuel =", limo.fuel)
limo.drive(115)
print("limo odometer =", limo.odometer)
print(limo)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("Holden", 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))
# Create a new Car object called "limo" that is initialised with 100 units of fuel.
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
# print(limo.fuel)
# Add 20 more units of fuel to this new car object using the add method.
limo.fuel += 20
# Print the amount of fuel in the car.
print(limo.fuel)
# Attempt to drive the car 115km using the drive method.
limo.drive(115)
# Print the car's odometer reading.
print(limo.odometer)
print(limo)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("Ferrari", 42, 177)
my_car.drive(30)
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print("{self.name}, fuel={self.fuel}, odometer={self.odometer}".format(
self=my_car))
print(limo.fuel)
print(limo.odometer)
print("Car {}, {}".format(my_car.fuel, my_car.odometer))
print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("car", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
"""Limo car test"""
limo = Car("limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print(limo.fuel)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo.odometer)
print(limo)
def main():
my_car = Car("My car", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
limo = Car("Limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print('Limo {}'.format(limo.fuel))
limo.drive(115)
print('Limo odo: {}'.format(limo.odometer))
print('Limo {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}'.format(self=limo))
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car("my car", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print(my_car)
limo = Car("limo", 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print(limo.odometer)
print(limo)
def main():
"""Demo test code to show how to use car class."""
my_car = Car(180, "My Car")
my_car.drive(30)
limo = Car(100, "Limo")
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print("Limo fuel =", limo.fuel)
print("Limo odo=", limo.odometer)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print(limo)
print("{} {}, {}".format(my_car.name, my_car.fuel, my_car.odometer))
print("Car {self.fuel}, {self.odometer}".format(self=my_car))
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"
assert test_car.fuel == 0
test_car = Car(fuel=10)
assert test_car.fuel == 10
def main():
my_car = Car("My car", 180)
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odometer =", 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("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('Used Car', 100)
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('Limo', 100)
limo.add_fuel(20)
print('{} Fuel: {}'.format(limo.name, limo.fuel))
limo.drive(115)
print('{} Odometer: {}'.format(limo.name, limo.odometer))
def main():
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 {car.fuel}, {car.odometer}".format(car=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(180, "Test Car")
my_car.drive(30)
print("fuel =", my_car.fuel)
print("odo =", my_car.odometer)
print(my_car)
print()
limo = Car(100, "Limo")
limo.add_fuel(20)
limo.drive(115)
print("fuel =", limo.fuel)
print("odo =", limo.odometer)
print(limo)
