overlap.py

# users can layout rect, text, and images
# explore data structures
# want to be able to given a completed mock up which is a collection of
# rectangles, text, and images

# Document class – How would you render a whole Document to JSON?
# Document has an array of [rectangles, text, images]

# Rectangle , Text , Images all have —> .renderToJSON() function

def Rectangle():
    xval
    yval
    width
    height
    pass


def Text():
    pass


def Img():
    pass

import json

def main():
    n = map(int, input()) # I'm given the number of files the user

    for i in xrange(n):
        print( Rectangle.renderToJSON() )






# each x, y, width, and height
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# 0, 0
# y increases downward
# x increase
def func(rect1, rect2):
    # type(rect1) = rectangle
    # type(rect2) = rectangle
    # rtype is bool

    # print(rect1) would look like [[0,1],2, 1]


    rect1 = [0,2], 3, 4
    rect2 = [2,5], 3, 4

    return if rect2.xval is <= (rect1.xval+rect1.length) and rect2.yval <= (rect1.yval+rect1.height): True else: False

    # Talk more, work on generating test cases,
    # turn an integer number
    # "I'm thinking I'd do it this way but I'm not sure that it will be optimal"
    # Let's say you're working on the test case where one square has eaten up the other square you can put that part of the soln' on the shelf and come back to it