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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions app/car.py
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class Car:
def __init__(self, brand: str, fuel_consumption: float) -> None:
self.brand = brand
self.fuel_consumption = fuel_consumption
20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions app/customer.py
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from app.car import Car


class Customer:
def __init__(
self,
name: str,
product_cart: dict,
location: tuple,
money: float,
car: "Car"
) -> None:
self.name = name
self.product_cart = product_cart
self.location = location
self.money = money
self.car = car

def move_to(self, location: tuple) -> None:
self.location = location
76 changes: 73 additions & 3 deletions app/main.py
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def shop_trip():
# write your code here
pass
import json
from app.shop import Shop
from app.customer import Customer
from app.car import Car


def shop_trip() -> None:
with open("app/config.json") as file:
config = json.load(file)

fuel_price = config["FUEL_PRICE"]
customers = []
shops = []

for shop_data in config["shops"]:
shops.append(Shop(**shop_data))

for customer_data in config["customers"]:
car = Car(**customer_data.pop("car"))
customers.append(Customer(**customer_data, car=car))

for customer in customers:
print(f"{customer.name} has {customer.money} dollars")
best_shop = None
best_cost = float("inf")

for shop in shops:
trip_cost, distance = shop.calculate_trip_cost(
customer.location,
fuel_price,
customer.car.fuel_consumption
)

product_cost, _ = shop.purchase(
customer.name, customer.product_cart
)
total_cost = trip_cost + product_cost

print(f"{customer.name}'s trip to "
f"the {shop.name} costs {round(total_cost, 2)}")
if total_cost < best_cost and total_cost <= customer.money:
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Ensure that the total cost is rounded to two decimal places when printed. This is important for maintaining consistency in the output format.

best_cost = total_cost
best_shop = shop

if best_shop:
trip_cost, _ = best_shop.calculate_trip_cost(
customer.location,
fuel_price,
customer.car.fuel_consumption
)
customer.money -= best_cost
customer.move_to(best_shop.location)

print(f"{customer.name} rides to {best_shop.name}\n")
product_cost, receipt = best_shop.purchase(
customer.name, customer.product_cart
)
print(receipt)

trip_home_cost, _ = best_shop.calculate_trip_cost(
customer.location,
fuel_price,
customer.car.fuel_consumption
)
original_location = customer.location
customer.money -= trip_home_cost
customer.move_to(original_location)

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The customer's location is not correctly updated after the trip home. You should store the original location before moving to the shop and use it to update the customer's location after the trip home.

print(f"{customer.name} rides home")
print(f"{customer.name} now has {customer.money} dollars\n")
else:

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Ensure that the customer's remaining money is rounded to two decimal places when printed. This will help maintain consistency in the output format.

print(f"{customer.name} doesn't have enough money"
f" to make a purchase in any shop")
47 changes: 47 additions & 0 deletions app/shop.py
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from math import sqrt
from datetime import datetime


class Shop:
def __init__(self, name: str, location: tuple, products: dict) -> None:
self.name = name
self.location = location
self.products = products

def calculate_trip_cost(
self,
customer_location: tuple,
fuel_price: float,
fuel_consumption: float
) -> tuple:
distance = sqrt((self.location[0] - customer_location[0]) ** 2
+ (self.location[1] - customer_location[1]) ** 2)
return round(
distance * 2 * fuel_consumption / 100 * fuel_price, 2
), distance

def purchase(self, customer_name: str, product_cart: dict) -> tuple:
total_cost = 0
specific_time = datetime.now() # Get current time
receipt = [
f"Date: {specific_time.strftime("%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S")}",
f"Thanks, {customer_name}, for your purchase!",
"You have bought:"
]

for product, quantity in product_cart.items():
if product in self.products:
cost = self.products[product] * quantity
formatted_cost = int(cost) \
if cost.is_integer() \
else round(cost, 1)
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The rounding logic for formatted_cost should ensure that costs are rounded to two decimal places, not one. This will maintain consistency with the task requirements for financial calculations.

receipt.append(f"{quantity} {product}s "
f"for {formatted_cost} dollars")
total_cost += cost

total_cost = int(total_cost) if total_cost.is_integer() \
else round(total_cost, 1)
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The rounding logic for total_cost should ensure that costs are rounded to two decimal places, not one. This will maintain consistency with the task requirements for financial calculations.

receipt.append(f"Total cost is {total_cost} dollars")

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Ensure that the total cost is rounded to two decimal places as required by the task description.

receipt.append("See you again!\n")

return total_cost, "\n".join(receipt)
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