'''
    CS5001
    Fall 2018
    Classes & Objects
    Sample code -- make two coffee objects, passing reqd/optional parameters
    call the add-on method as a example to see the price changing.

    And then make a *bunch* of coffees in a loop, print them all out
'''

from coffee import Coffee
import random

def main():
    my_coffee = Coffee("L", 2.35)
    my_coffee.name = "Black Coffee"
    
    your_coffee = Coffee("L")
    your_coffee.price = 2.99
    your_coffee.name = "Black Coffee"
    your_coffee.add_on("shot")

    third_coffee = Coffee("S", 2.13, False)

    print("I ordered", my_coffee)

    if your_coffee == my_coffee:
        print("Our coffees are the same!")
    else:
        print("Our coffees are totally different")
           

    print("\n...Now let's make a bunch of coffees, get ready everyone!\n")

    coffees = []
    names = ["Black Coffee", "Latte", "Cider"]
    add_ons = ["shot", "flavor", ""]
    sizes = ["S", "M", "L"]
   
    for i in range(20):
       coffee = Coffee(random.choice(sizes))
       coffee.name = random.choice(names)
       coffee.add_on(random.choice(add_ons))
       coffees.append(coffee)

    for coffee in coffees:
        print(coffee, "\n")



main()