Question

AlphaMobile Inc. is a manufacturer of smartphones. Currently, AlphaMobile has two manufacturing locations: Singapore and New York. The Singapore location produces the Smart4 and Smart5 models; the New York location produces that Smart5 and Smart6 models.

AlphaMobile Inc. would like to develop software that supports operations to assemble, label, and set price for each model.

*Here is my python code I implemented using python using the abstract factory design for this problem. My issue with this is that it's not printing out the model and price for the phone. How do I make my code print out the model and price?

code:

class Smart:

#Abstract Product

   def __init__(self,label,price):
       self.label = label
       self.price = price

class SmartFactoryLocation:
#Abstract Factory
  
   def construct_Smart(self,label,price):
       mobile = Smart(label,price)

   def __str__(self):
       return '{} = {}'.format(self.label,self.price)

class Singapore(SmartFactoryLocation):
#Concrete factory for Smart 4 and Smart 5
  
   def create_Smart(self):

       label = 'Baemax'

       if label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart4'
           price = '$300'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       elif label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart5'
           price = '$400'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       else:
           pass
          
  
class NewYork(SmartFactoryLocation):
#Concrete factory for Smart 5 and Smart 6

   label = 'Baemax'
  
   def create_Smart(self):
       if label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart5'
           price = '$400'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       elif label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart6'
           price = '$650'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       else:
           pass
          

##########################################################

def main():

   for phone in (Singapore(), NewYork()):
       phone = phone.create_Smart

if __name__ == "__main__":
#Runs main program
   main()

Answer 1

Here is the updated code. Attach screenshot for the sample output
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class Smart:
#Abstract Product
    def __init__(self,label,price):
       self.label = label
       self.price = price

    def __str__(self):
       return '{} = {}'.format(self.label,self.price)


class SmartFactoryLocation:
#Abstract Factory
  
   def construct_Smart(self,label,price):
       mobile = Smart(label,price)

class Singapore(SmartFactoryLocation):
#Concrete factory for Smart 4 and Smart 5
    label = 'Baemax'
    def create_Smart(self):


       if Singapore.label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart4'
           price = '$300'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       elif Singapore.label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart5'
           price = '$400'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       else:
           return None
          
  
class NewYork(SmartFactoryLocation):
#Concrete factory for Smart 5 and Smart 6

   label = 'Baemax'
  
   def create_Smart(self):
       if NewYork.label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart5'
           price = '$400'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone

       elif NewYork.label == 'Baemax':
           model = 'Smart6'
           price = '$650'
           phone = Smart(model,price)
           return phone
       else:
           pass
          

##########################################################

def main():

   for phone in (Singapore(), NewYork()):
       phone = phone.create_Smart()
       print(phone)


if __name__ == "__main__":
   main()

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