Python class help.

[Nipplemilk909]

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class Pizza():
    def __init__(self, brand, size, numT):
        self._brandName=brand
        self._size=size
        self._numTop=numT
        self._price=0
        
    def getBrandName(self):
        return self._brandName
    
    def getSize(self):
        return self._size

    def getTopping(self):
        return self._numTop

    def setBrandName(self,bm):
        self._brandName=bm

    def setSize(self,s):
        self._size=s

    def setTopping(self,t):
        self._numTop=t

    def setPrice(self,p):
        self._price=p
        

    def calculateCost(self):
        
        if self._brandName=="Pizza Hut":
            if self._size=="small":
                self._price=10+(1*self._numTop)
            else:
                self._price=14+(3*self._numTop)
                
                
        else: #dominos
            if self._size=="small":
                self._price=12+(2*self._numTop)
            else:
                self._price=16+(3*self._numTop)
        
        return self._price


    def __str__ (self):
         return self._brandName + "    " + self._size + " " + \
                "pizza " + "   " + "Cost is: " + str (self._price)

class PizzaStore():
    def __init__(self, store, orders):
        self._storeName=store
        self._orderList=orders

    def orderReceived(pizza):
        return self._orderList
    def __str__(self):
        return "has received the following order"
        
    

        
def main():
    p1=Pizza("Pizza Hut","small",3)
    p1.calculateCost()
    print(p1)

    
    p1.setSize("large")
    p1.calculateCost()
    print(p1)

    p2=Pizza("Domino","large",2)
    p2.calculateCost()
    print(p2)
  
    
main()
                

im trying to .....

Create another class named PizzaStore.

The class PizzaStore (sells all kinds of pizza brands) has the following attributes (instance variables):

* Name of the store

* List of pizza orders received.

 

The class has the following methods:

* __init__

* orderReceived (pizza)

* __str__

 

The main section should look like this:

 

p1 = Pizza (“Pizza Hut”, small, 3)

 

p2 = Pizza (“Domino’s”, large, 2)

 

s1 = PizzaStore(“Pizza House”)

 

s1.orderReceived(p1)

s1.orderRecevied(p2)

 

print(s1)

 

The result (output) should look like:

Pizza House has received the following order: small size, 3 toppings, Pizza Huts; large size, 2 toppings, Domino’s

 

 

im lost in creating the order received method and the __str__method 

[Mr_KoKa]

Make yourself a list so you can add orders to it, then when it comes to return store object as string iterate over your orders list and build a string. I don't know if your _orderList should be PizzaStore init argument, I would just leave store there (the name) and initialize _orderList with empty list []. Then just append pizza to _orderList on orderReceived and finally enumerate over _orderList in __str__ 

 

BTW: Your post is formatted with black font, so it is black on black for me as I'm using dark forum theme.