Problem Statement:
Consider some values as:
Fruits ---> Apples(Red, (3,2), Organic), Oranges(Orange, (5,2), Non-Organic) and so on ...
I want to define a Parent Class as Fruits and then within this Parent class want these Objects with multiple values defined.
Then if the conditions match and Class Oranges got created, I want to run a specific function which is only for the class Oranges.
I am new to such complex programming in Python.
Open to suggestions as well !
Your question is really ambiguous.
You say you want the parent class Fruits to contain objects of type Orange/Apple etc.But you also say depending on what class got created you wanted to do something.
*If the conditions match... . (What conditions??) you haven't specified what conditions. Based on what you've provided I have an interpretation of what the answer should be.
class Fruit(object):
color = None
values = None
nature = None
def __init__(self, color, values, nature):
self.color = color
self.values = values
self.nature = nature
class Orange(Fruit):
color = "Orange"
def __init__(self, values, nature):
super(Orange, self).__init__(self.color, values, nature)
class Apple(Fruit):
color = "Red"
def __init__(self, values, nature):
super(Apple, self).__init__(self.color, values, nature)
# a = Fruit("Green", (3,4), "Organic")
l = []
l.append(Fruit("Green", (3,4), "Organinc"))
l.append(Orange((3,4), "Non Organic"))
l.append(Apple((4,3), "Organic"))
print l
for f in l:
if type(f) is Orange:
print "Found an orange"
Looks like you need to use multiple inheritance?
class Fruits(object):
def __init__(self, fruit):
print fruit + "is a fruit"
class Organic(Fruits):
def __init__(self, fruit):
print fruit + "is organic"
super(Organic, self).__init__(fruit)
class Colored(Organic):
def __init__(self, fruit, color):
print fruit + "is " + color
super(Colored, self).__init__(fruit)
class Apple(Colored, Organic):
def __init__(self):
super(Apple, self).__init__("apple", "red")
apple = Apple()