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#Week 10 Ex: 2
#This object oriented program creates a car.
#When it runs it reports the status of the car accelerating 5 times,
#Then it reports the status of slowing from 25 MPH to 0 MPH 5 times.
#Written by Greg Lamb
#Last modified 05/17/2015

#Create an object class
class Car:
    __yearModel = ""
    __carMake = ""
    __speed = 0

#Give the car/object some attributes
    def __init__(self, yearModel, carMake, speed, maxSpeed):
        self.yearModel = yearModel
        self.carMake = carMake
        self.speed = speed
        self.maxSpeed = maxSpeed
        print("This is your 1923 Ford Model T car.")
        
    #Model accelerate and brake behaviors
    def accelerate(self,x):
        self.speed = self.speed + x
        if(self.speed > self.maxSpeed):
            self.speed = self.maxSpeed
 
    def brake(self,x):
        self.speed = self.speed - x
        if(self.speed < 0):
            self.speed = 0
            
    def setYearModel(self, yearModel):
        self.__yearModel = yearModel
        
    def setCarMake(self, carMake):
        self.__carMake = carMake
        
    def setSpeed(self, speed):
        self.__speed = speed
        
    def getYearModel(self):
        return self.__yearModel
        
    def getCarMake(self):
        return self.__carMake
        
    def getSpeed(self):
        return self.__speed
    
    #Access Data
    def get_type(self):
        print("Car")
        
    #Report status
    def status(self):
        print("The speed of the Model T is {} MPH".format(self.speed, end=" mph."))

#Call the incremental speed reports        
myCar = Car("1923","Ford",0,25)
myCar.status()
myCar.accelerate(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.accelerate(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.accelerate(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.accelerate(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.accelerate(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.brake(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.brake(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.brake(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.brake(5)
myCar.status()
myCar.brake(5)
myCar.status()

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