Changing programming paradigms
As sometimes happens, you've started out on a project using one paradigm and now realized that it wasn't quite the right one for the task. You've currently got a simple procedural program for storing automobile sales information that is going to need to be converted to an object-oriented program so that it can be extended more easily.
This exercise is part of the course
Programming Paradigm Concepts
Hands-on interactive exercise
Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.
# Old procedural code
def buy_car(budget, price):
if budget > price:
print("You can buy this car!")
else:
print("This car is too expensive for now.")
# Define the Car class
____ Car():
# Initialize each car with a price
def __init__(____, price):
self.price = ____