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The class Car () :
Def __init__ (self, the make, model, year) :
Self. Make=make
The self. The model=model
The self. The year=year
Self. Odometer_reading=10

Def get_descriptive_name (self) :
Long_name=STR (self. Year) + "+ self. Make +" + self. The model
Return long_name
Def read_odometer (self) :
Print (' This car from the '+ STR (self. Odometer_reading) + "miles on it.")
Def update_odometer (self, mileage) :
If the mileage & gt;=self. Odometer_reading:
Self. Odometer_reading=mileage
The else:
Print (" You can 't roll back an odometer!" )
Def increment_odometer (self, miles) :
If the miles & gt;=0:
Self. Odometer_reading +=miles
The else:
Print (" You can 't roll back an odometer!" )

The class '() :
Def __init__ (self, battery_size=70) :
"" "" "" initialize battery properties
Self. Battery_size=battery_size
Def describe_battery (self) :
Print (" This car has a "+ STR (self. Battery_size) +" - KWH '. "

The class ElectricCar (Car) :
Def __init__ (self, the make, model, year) :
Super () __init__ (make, model, year)
Self. '=' ()

My_tesla=ElectricCar (' tesla ', 'the model s' 2016)
Print (my_tesla. Get_descriptive_name ())
My_tesla. '. Describe_battery ()

Prompt error below

Thank you for your help! By the way, could you tell me why there is no Python CSDN BBS big plate...

CodePudding user response:

As the indentation in the BBS have a problem, everyone please ignore...

CodePudding user response:

Why hasn't the CSDN BBS Python's big plate
Because:
Even though the CSDN is domestic technical BBS do relatively well, but the experience is very general,
And Python in previous years is not popular, so there is no separate separate plate, and is placed in the Other Perl tied for the scripting language of

As the indentation in the BBS have a problem, everyone please ignore...
Bother you to release the code, in the form of code in the BBS

Specific how to operate, screenshots, for example:

1. Select your code

2. Format of choice for code - & gt; Python

3. Switch to the preview, you can see is the Python code


Format so that you can keep the original code, including indentation, code won't messed up, and showed up with color, highlighting, the code easier to read, other people also easy to copy out the complete code, help you to test and find problem,

CodePudding user response:

refer to the second floor crifan response:

& gt; Why hasn't the CSDN BBS Python's big plate
Because:
Even though the CSDN is domestic technical BBS do relatively well, but the experience is very general,
And Python in previous years is not popular, so there is no separate separate plate, and is placed in the Other Perl tied for the scripting language of

As the indentation in the BBS have a problem, everyone please ignore...
Bother you to release the code, in the form of code in the BBS

Specific how to operate, screenshots, for example:

1. Select your code

2. Format of choice for code - & gt; Python

3. Switch to the preview, you can see is the Python code


Format so that you can keep the original code, including indentation, code won't messed up, and showed up with color, highlighting, the code easier to read, other people also easy to copy the complete code, help you to test and find problem,

thank you very much??

CodePudding user response:

I start to knock again incredibly run successfully? The above is the original, the following is pounding...

 class Car () : 
Def __init__ (self, the make, model, year) : 
Self. Make=make 
The self. The model=model 
The self. The year=year 
Self. Odometer_reading=10 

Def get_descriptive_name (self) : 
Long_name=STR (self. Year) + "+ self. Make +" + self. The model 
Return long_name 
Def read_odometer (self) : 
Print (' This car from the '+ STR (self. Odometer_reading) + "miles on it.") 
Def update_odometer (self, mileage) : 
If the mileage & gt;=self. Odometer_reading: 
Self. Odometer_reading=mileage 
The else: 
Print (" You can 't roll back an odometer!" ) 
Def increment_odometer (self, miles) : 
If the miles & gt;=0: 
Self. Odometer_reading +=miles 
The else: 
Print (" You can 't roll back an odometer!" ) 

The class '() : 
Def __init__ (self, battery_size=70) : 
"" "" "" initialize battery properties 
Self. Battery_size=battery_size 
Def describe_battery (self) : 
Print (" This car has a "+ STR (self. Battery_size) +" - KWH '. "

The class ElectricCar (Car) : 
# create parents when children must be included in the current file, and is located in the front of subclass 
Def __init__ (self, the make, model, year) : 
Super () __init__ (make, model, year) 
Self. '=' () 

My_tesla=ElectricCar (' tesla ', 'the model s' 2016) 
Print (my_tesla. Get_descriptive_name ()) 
My_tesla. '. Describe_battery () 

 class Car () : 
Def __init__ (self, the make, model, year) : 
Self. Make=make 
The self. The model=model 
The self. The year=year 
Self. Odometer_reading=10 

Def get_descriptive_name (self) : 
Long_name=STR (self. Year) + "+ self. Make +" + self. The model 
Return long_name 
Def read_odometer (self) : 
Print (' This car from the '+ STR (self. Odometer_reading) + "miles on it.") 
Def update_odometer (self, mileage) : 
If the mileage & gt;=self. Odometer_reading: 
Self. Odometer_reading=mileage 
The else: 
Print (" You can 't roll back an odometer!" ) 
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