[Courses] [python] Object-oriented programming

[Leslie]

More homework for Lesson 7.
Sorry for these piecemeal responses.
I decided to try exercise 3 (in case it would give me any insight into
exercise 2.)
When I did random sentences in Lesson 5, I had 2 categories of nouns
(animate and inanimate) and each had corresponding verbs.  So,for this
exercise, I put the corresponding verbs into each of the two Noun
classes I made.
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Here is exercise 3. of the homework:

import random

class NounsIn:
	def __init__(self, n):
		self.noun = n
	verbs = [ 'mouldered', 'exploded', 'gyrated', 'vibrated' ]
	adjs = [ 'pointless', 'incomprehensible', 'enlightening', 'awesome' ]
	def print_words(self):
		print self.noun, random.choice(NounsIn.verbs)+". It
was",(random.choice (NounsIn.adjs))+"."

class NounsAn:
	def __init__(self, n):
		self.noun = n
	verbs = [ 'cogitated', 'flipped out', 'vegetated', 'procrastinated',
'ruminated' ]
	adjs = [ 'pointless', 'incomprehensible', 'enlightening', 'awesome' ]
	def print_words(self):
		print self.noun, random.choice(NounsAn.verbs)+". It
was",(random.choice (NounsAn.adjs))+"."

nouns = [ 'nounsan', 'nounsinan' ]
nounsan = [ 'Fred', 'Pablo Escobar', 'My aunt', 'Dixie' ]
nounsinan = ['The moon', 'A water balloon', 'The traffic lights on
Sunset' ]
while True:
	x = raw_input("(Hit enter to generate sentences, 'q' to quit.)\n")
	if x == 'q':
		print "Done."
		break
	y = random.choice(nouns) 
	if y == 'nounsan':
		noun1 = NounsAn(random.choice(nounsan))
		noun1.print_words()
	else:
		noun1 = NounsIn(random.choice(nounsinan))
		noun1.print_words()
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