class FrameCost:
def __init__(self):
self.width = int(0)
self.length = int(0)
# Calculate cost per square foot
def Cost_per_sqft(self, cost):
return (((self.width) * (self.length) / 144.00) * (cost))
# Calculate cost per linear foot
def Cost_per_ft(self, cost):
return (((((self.width) * 2.00) + ((self.length) * 2.00)) / 12.00) * (cost))
def Width(self, argt):
self.width = argt
def Length(self, argt):
self.length = argt
# --Three subclasses for glass --
class RegGlassCost(FrameCost):
def Cost(self):
self.cost = 3 # Define costs in dollars
return (self.Cost_per_sqft(self.cost))
class BlueGlassCost(FrameCost):
def Cost(self):
self.cost = 4
return (self.Cost_per_sqft(self.cost))
class YellowGlassCost(FrameCost):
def Cost(self):
self.cost = 5
return (self.Cost_per_sqft(self.cost))
# -- Another Subclass for Labor --
class LaborCost(FrameCost):
def Cost(self):
self.cost = 5.25
return (self.Cost_per_sqft(self.cost))On Wednesday, December 15, 2004, at 09:20 PM, Max Noel wrote:
Can we see your code for the *GlassCost classes?
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