'''lecture_25_student.py
Our very first class! Represents a Student
Oliver W. Layton
CS 151: Computational Thinking: Visual Media
Fall 2020

TODO:
Make Student class with methods:
    - Constructor with 2 parameters: name and year
    - get methods
    - set year method
Main code:
    - Create two students
    - Get and print their names and years
    - Set one of their years
    - Print both years
'''

# turtle.forward(100)  # calling function
# turt.forward(100)  # calling method. bc turt is an object of the class Turtle
# turt = turtle.Turtle()  # making a new object of the call Turtle.
# Somewhere in turtle module there is:
# class Turtle():
#     def __init__():
#         # this method is called.

# def funA():
#     pass

# def funB():
#     pass


# Student class here
class Student:
    # Constructor
    def __init__(self, name, gradYear):
        '''This is the constructor
        self is always the first param for a class method. It is a
        "bundle of instance variables" for the current object
        '''
        # Create IVs for name and gradYear
        self.name = name  # Tells Python we want to save info as an IV
        self.year = gradYear  # IVs dont need to have same name as params

    def getName(self):
        return self.name
        # I COULD NOT do:
        #return name # name went away after constructor ended

    def getGradYear(self):
        return self.year


if __name__ == '__main__':
    # Symbol table example
    # jane = Student('Jane', 2024)
    # print(jane.getYear())
    # jane.setYear(2023)

    jane = Student('Jane', 2024)
    print('Student\'s name:', jane.getName())