car.py

# Assignment: Car
# Create a class called  Car. In the__init__(), allow the user to specify the following attributes: price, speed, fuel, mileage. If the price is greater than 10,000, set the tax to be 15%. Otherwise, set the tax to be 12%. 

# Create six different instances of the class Car. In the class have a method called display_all() that returns all the information about the car as a string. In your __init__(), call this display_all() method to display information about the car once the attributes have been defined.

# A sample output would be like this:

# Price: 2000
# Speed: 35mph
# Fuel: Full
# Mileage: 15mpg
# Tax: 0.12
# Price: 2000
# Speed: 5mph
# Fuel: Not Full
# Mileage: 105mpg
# Tax: 0.12
# Price: 2000
# Speed: 15mph
# Fuel: Kind of Full
# Mileage: 95mpg
# Tax: 0.12
# Price: 2000
# Speed: 25mph
# Fuel: Full
# Mileage: 25mpg
# Tax: 0.12
# Price: 2000
# Speed: 45mph
# Fuel: Empty
# Mileage: 25mpg
# Tax: 0.12
# Price: 20000000
# Speed: 35mph
# Fuel: Empty
# Mileage: 15mpg
# Tax: 0.15


class Car(object):
    def __init__(self, price, speed, fuel, mileage):
        self.speed = speed 
        self.fuel = fuel
        self.mileage = mileage
        self.price = price
        if price > 10000:
           self.tax = .15
        else:
            self.tax = .12
        self.display_all()

    def display_all(self):
        print 'Price: ' + str(self.price)
        print 'Speed: ' + str(self.speed) + 'mph'
        print 'Fuel: ' + self.fuel
        print 'Mileage: ' + str(self.mileage) + 'mpg'
        print 'Tax: ' + str(self.tax)
        
car1 = Car(2000, 35, 'Full', 15)
car2 = Car(2000, 5, 'Not Full', 105)
car3 = Car(2000, 15, 'Kind of Full', 95)
car4 = Car(2000, 25, 'Full', 25)
car5 = Car(2000, 45, 'Empty', 25)
car6 = Car(20000000, 35, 'Empty', 15)