Final answer:
To add a __str__() method to the product class in the 'product.py' file that returns a formatted output of the name, price, and initial DiscountPercent along with calculated values for DiscountAmount and DiscountPrice, you can define the __str__() method within the Product class using string formatting. After adding the __str__() method, create a new file, import the product module, and use a loop to prompt the user for attribute values and create multiple objects. Add these objects to a list, and then use a for loop to print each object.
Step-by-step explanation:
Product Class and __str__() Method
The question is asking to add a __str__() method to the product class in the 'product.py' file. This method should return a formatted output of the name, price, and initial DiscountPercent, along with the calculated values for DiscountAmount and DiscountPrice.
To accomplish this, you can define the __str__() method within the Product class in the 'product.py' file. This method should use string formatting to concatenate the necessary information and return it as a single string. Here's an example implementation:
def __str__(self):
return f"Name: {self.name}, Price: {self.price}, Initial Discount Percent: {self.initialDiscountPercent}, Discount Amount: {self.discountAmount()}, Discount Price: {self.discountPrice()}"
After adding the __str__() method, you can create a new file and import the product module using 'import product', then use a loop in the main() function to create multiple objects by prompting the user for the necessary attribute values. The created objects should be added to a list. Finally, use a for loop to print each object from the list.