test program for containers in junkroom

Object Oriented Python example from a Well House Consultants training course
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Source code: pyobs Module: Y106

import containers

print("ere wego")

box = containers.cube(10,12,16)
shoebox = containers.cube(35,23,18)
# footie = containers.ball(15)
junkroom = [box,shoebox]
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(300,200,100))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))
junkroom.append(containers.cube(3,2,1))

for item in junkroom:
        first = item.getvolume()
        surf = item.getarea()
        print(first,surf,item)

print(containers.getcount())

bigbox = shoebox.larger(box)
first = bigbox.getvolume()
surf = bigbox.getarea()
print("larger data",surf,first)

bb = containers.largest(junkroom)
first = bb.getvolume()
surf = bb.getarea()
print("largest data",surf,first)

""" Sample Output

WomanWithCat:y106 grahamellis$ python3 pyobs
ere wego
1920 944 <containers.cube object at 0x10063a588>
14490 3698 <containers.cube object at 0x10063a5f8>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680b70>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680ba8>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680be0>
6000000 220000 <containers.cube object at 0x100680c18>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680c50>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680c88>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680cc0>
6 22 <containers.cube object at 0x100680cf8>
10
larger data 3698 14490
largest data 220000 6000000
WomanWithCat:y106 grahamellis$ python2 pyobs
ere wego
(1920, 944, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d6d0>)
(14490, 3698, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d710>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d750>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d790>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d7d0>)
(6000000, 220000, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d810>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d850>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d890>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d8d0>)
(6, 22, <containers.cube object at 0x10a82d910>)
10
('larger data', 3698, 14490)
('largest data', 220000, 6000000)
WomanWithCat:y106 grahamellis$

"""

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