# Author:  James Tam

# Version: November 26, 2024
# Learning concepts: understanding the need for self when inside the methods
# of a class.

class Person:
   def __init__(self):
       self.name = "No name"
       self.myBestie = None

   #Stylistic benefit of self.
   #Clarifying whose method is being called.
   def makeBesties(self):
      self.myBestie = Person()
      self.myBestie = self

def start():
   stacey = Person()
   jamie = Person()
   jamie.name = input("Type in a name for Jameie (e.g., Jamie Smythe): ")
   stacey.name = input("Type in a name for Jameie (e.g., Stacey Hearn): ")

   #Make jamie and stacey each other's besties
   stacey.makeBesties()

   #Display Stacey's name and the name of Stacey's bestie
   print("%s, %s" %(stacey.name,stacey.myBestie.name))

start()