main.py

import bicycles

# Create bike shop with 6 bikes, 20% profit margin

print "Creating bike shop"
my_shop = bicycles.BikeShop('mikes', 6, 20)   
model_list = bicycles.models.keys()

for i in range(0,my_shop.num_models):
    my_shop_price = bicycles.models[model_list[i]][1] * (1+my_shop.margin) 
    my_shop.inventory[model_list[i]] = bicycles.Bicycle(my_shop_price,bicycles.models[model_list[i]][0],model_list[i])  
    
    


# Create three customers. One customer has a budget of $200, the second $500, and the third $1000.
customer_names = bicycles.customers.keys()
customer_list = []
customer_list.append(bicycles.Customers(customer_names[0], 200))
customer_list.append(bicycles.Customers(customer_names[1], 500))
customer_list.append(bicycles.Customers(customer_names[2], 1000))

print "Creating three customers"


# Print the name of each customer, and a list of the bikes offered by the 
# bike shop that they can afford given their budget. Make sure you price the bikes 
# in such a way that each customer can afford at least one.

for customer in customer_list:
    
    print customer.name
    print "has $" + str(customer.money)
    print "can afford:"
    for bike in my_shop.inventory:

        if (customer.money >= my_shop.inventory[bike].price):
            print bike + " $" + str(my_shop.inventory[bike].price)
            
        
# Print the initial inventory of the bike shop for each bike it carries.

print "Initial bike shop inventory:"

 
for bike in my_shop.inventory:
    print bike