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Hi Guys,
I'm having an issue with a Python learning program I have written. I have refractored all my code but when I run the program with the if __main == "__main__" it says main not defined eventhough i have a function definition called main. How can I fix it? Also I'm having and issue after I create my newTrip object and want the program to run the say_hi function. All i get when i run my code is
My full code is below:
I'm having an issue with a Python learning program I have written. I have refractored all my code but when I run the program with the if __main == "__main__" it says main not defined eventhough i have a function definition called main. How can I fix it? Also I'm having and issue after I create my newTrip object and want the program to run the say_hi function. All i get when i run my code is
Welcome to the Program!
<bound method Trip.say_hi of <__main__.Trip object at 0x7fcac3c4c590>>
My full code is below:
#!/usr/bin/python
class Trip(object):
def __init__(self, milePerGallon, distance, pricePerGallon):
self.milesPerGallon = milePerGallon
self.distance = distance
self.pricePerGallon = pricePerGallon
def calculated_price_per_gallon(self):
return (self.pricePerGallon * self.distance)
def round_trip(self):
return (self.distance * 2)
def say_hi(self, askName):
self.askName = raw_input("What is your name?")
def read_float(self, mpg_text):
#def read_float(self, mpg_text):
mpg_text = "Vehicles Advertised Miles Per Gallon: "
value = float(raw_input("Please enter: " +mpg_text))
print ('%s is %f') % (self.mpg_text, self.value)
return value
#mpg_text = "Vehicles Advertised Miles Per Gallon: "
#value = float(raw_input("Please enter: " +mpg_text))
#print ('%s is %f') % (self.mpg_text, self.value)
#return value
def main(self):
print "Welcome to the Program!"
#if __name__ == "__main__":
newTrip = Trip(22, 13.5, 3.27)
newTrip.main()
print newTrip.say_hi
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