# Author:   James Tam
# Version:  Fall 2024
# Learning:
# *Reinforcing scope (local variables) in an Object-Oriented program.
# *Demonstrating the need for the self reference inside a class definition.

class Person:
    def __init__(self,aName):
        self.name = aName

    def sayFriend(self,myFriend):
        print("Calling object's name %s" %(self.name))
        print("name of friend is %s" %(myFriend.name))

    def doesNotSetName(self,newName):
        #Unknown (stacey, jamie): not local, not attribute, not global
        stacey.name = newName 
        jamie.name = newName


def start():
    stacey = Person("Stacey")
    jamie = Person("Jamie")
    stacey.sayFriend(jamie)
    #stacey.doesNotSetName(jamie)
    #print("What would the output be? Why?")
    #print(name)

start()