# Author:  james tam
# Version: Dec. 3, 2023
# Learning: why the 'self' parameter is necessary/how it works.

class Car:
    def __init__(self,make,model):
        #Self helps disambiguate names
        self.make = make
        self.model = model

    #The self parameter distinguishes the object whose method is called vs.
    #other objects of that class.
    def equals(self,comparisonCar):
        equal = True
        if((self.make != comparisonCar.make) or \
           (self.model != comparisonCar.model)):
            equal = False
        return(equal)

def start():
    car1 = Car("Eagle","Talon")
    car2 = Car("Eagle","Vista")
    if (car1.equals(car2)==True):
        print("Same type of car")
    else:
        print("Different type of car")
    print()
    car2 = Car("Eagle","Talon")
    if (car1.equals(car2)==True):
        print("Same type of car")
    else:
        print("Different type of car")    

start()