# March 2015 / multiple classes in Python

class transport(object):
        def getDestiny(current):
                return current.goto
        def getTime(current):
                return current.departs
        def _setup(current,when,where,seats):
                current.departs = when
                current.goto = where
                current.seats = seats

class train (transport):
        def __init__(current,when,where,length,seats):
                current._setup(when, where, seats)
                current.size = length
                current.squeeze = 1.5
        def getCapacity(current,squeeze = 1.4):
                current.squeeze = squeeze
                return int(current.size * current.seats * squeeze)

class bus (transport):
        def __init__(current,when,where,seats):
                current._setup(when, where, seats)
                current.size = 1
                current.squeeze = 6
        def getCapacity(current,squeeze = 15):
                current.squeeze = squeeze
                return int(current.size * current.seats + squeeze)

# Above here - expert code
# ---------------------------------------------
# Below here - test code / first checks

if __name__ == "__main__":
        first = train("06:38","Southampton",2,75)
        second = train("07:20","Cheltenham Spa",3,81)
        late = bus("22:47","Trowbridge",37)
        service = [first,second,late,train("07:49","Swindon",1,78)]

        for option in service:
                pcount = option.getCapacity()
                whatsit = option.__class__.__name__
                print "That",whatsit,"will take",pcount,"people to",option.getDestiny(),"starting at",option.departs

# trainee@kingston:~/m15py$ python transport.py
# That train will take 210 people to Southampton starting at 06:38
# That train will take 340 people to Cheltenham Spa starting at 07:20
# That bus will take 52 people to Trowbridge starting at 22:47
# That train will take 109 people to Swindon starting at 07:49
# trainee@kingston:~/m15py$