Question

We have a class defined for vehicles. Create two new vehicles called car1 and car2. Let car1 to be a red convertible worth $60,000.00 with a name of Fer, and car2 to be a blue van named Jump worth $10,000.00.

# define the Vehicle class

class Vehicle:

             name = ""

             kind = "car"

             color = ""

             value = 100.00

  

def description(self):

                         print (“Name of car =”,self.name)

print (“Kind of car =”,self.kind)

print (“Color of car =”,self.color)

print (“Value of car =”,self.value)

# test code

car1.description()

car2.description()

Using the program above, add in your own codes in order to complete the program to produce the output as below:

Name of car = Fer

Kind of car = Convertible

Color of car = Red

Value of car = $60,000

Name of car = Jump

Kind of car = Van

Color of car = Blue

Value of car = $10,000

#Python

Answer 1

# define the Vehicle class
class Vehicle:
   name = ""
   kind = "car"
   color = ""
   value = 100.00

   def description(self):
       print ("Name of car =",self.name)
       print ("Kind of car =",self.kind)
       print ("Color of car =",self.color)
       # introduce $ sign and a comma in value
       print ("Value of car =",'${:,}'.format(self.value))

   # define a constructor for the Vehicle class
   def __init__(self,newName,newKind,newColor,newValue):
       self.name = newName
       self.kind = newKind
       self.color = newColor
       self.value = newValue

# car1 - a red convertible worth $60,000.00 with a name of Fer
car1 = Vehicle("Fer","Convertible","Red",60000)

# car2 - a blue van named Jump worth $10,000.00.
car2 = Vehicle("Jump","Van","Blue",10000)

# test code
car1.description()
car2.description()

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