Chapter 14 Exercise 2 | Python Fiddle

# Chapter 14 Exercise 2
# This program uses a Class named Car and displays the current speed of the car using an accelerate and a break method.
# Written by Beth Mela
# Last updated June 5, 2015

# Define car class with features:
class Car:
    def __init__(self, yearModel, make, speed):
        self.yearModel = yearModel
        self.make = make
        self.speed = speed
        
# Model accelerate and brake behaviors
    def accelerate(self,x):
        self.speed = self.speed + x
        if(self.speed > 25):
            self.speed = 25
 
    def brake(self,x):
        self.speed = self.speed - x
        if(self.speed < 0):
            self.speed = 0

# Access Data
    def get_type(self):
        print("Car")
        
# Define report status
    def status(self):
        print("The speed of the car is currently {} mph.".format(self.speed, end = ""))

# Have user enter model year and make
yearModel=input("What is the car's model year?\n")
make=raw_input("What is the make of the car?\n")
speed=0
print('The car being tested is a {} from model year {}.'.format(make,yearModel))

# Speed reports:        
myCar=Car(yearModel, make, 0)
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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