from Car import *
from Airplane import *
class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

main guard
if name == “main":
Main.main() 

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
<mark>car = Car("Car", 4)</mark>
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
<mark>print(car.name)</mark>
print(car.describe())
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
<mark>print(car.describe())</mark>
print(car.move(10))

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
plane = Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45)
print(plane.name)
print(plane.describe())
print(plane.move(10))
car = Car("Car", 4)
print(car.name)
print(car.describe())
<mark>print(car.move(10))</mark>

Plane
I am an airplane with a wingspan of 123 and capacity 45
Landing gear up
Moving
Landing gear down
10.0
Car
I'm a sedan
Moving
10.0

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
car = Car(“Car”, 4)
print(car.honk_horn())

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
car = Car(“Car”, 4)
print(car.honk_horn())

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
car = Car(“Car”, 4)
print(car.honk_horn())

Rules

1. Treat child class as any parent class
2. Use attributes and methods based on object class and any parent classes
3. Overriden methods will use code in child class

class Main:
@staticmethod
def main():
vehicles = []
vehicles.append(Airplane(“Plane”, 123, 45))
vehicles.append(Car(“Car”, 4))
vehicles.append(Truck(“Truck”, 157))
for v in vehicles:
  print(v.name)
  print(v.describe())
  print(v.move(10))</code></pre>