Exercises on OOP

You are given the simple class called Name. Modify the cell below to make the Name class more useful

1. Create an __init__() method for Name. This function must accept 3 parameters. Inside the __init__() method create three attributes: the first parameter must be assigned to the attribute first, the second parameter must be assigned to the attribute middle and the third paramter to the attribute last
2. Create a method called fullName(). This returns the full name in the following format {first} {middle initial}. {last}

   Example: Rubelito R. Abella

3. Create a method called fullNameLastFirst(). This returns the full name in the following format {last}, {first} {middle}.

   Example: Abella, Rubelito Reboquio

class Name:
    def __init__(self):
        self.first = "Cyrus"
        self.middle = "Cueva"
        self.last = "Baruc"
        
    def fullName(self):        
        return f"{self.first} {self.middle[0]}. {self.last}"

    def fullNameLastFirst(self):
        return f"{self.last}, {self.first}, {self.middle}"
       

When the Name function is complete, create a new class with the following instruction:

1. Create a new class called TitledName. This class should inherit from Name.
2. Override the __init__() class. Instead of accepting 4 parameters, this method accepts 4. The fourth parameter must be assigned to the attribute ‘title’.
3. Create a new method called titledFullName() This returns the full name in the following format {title} {first} {middle initial}. {last}

   Example: Mr. Rubelito R. Abella

#Your code here
class TitledName(Name):    
    def __init__(self):
        self.first = "Cyrus"
        self.middle = "Cueva"
        self.last = "Baruc"
        self.title = "Mr."
    
    def titledFullName(self):
        return f"{self.title} {self.first} {self.middle[0]}. {self.last}"

cl = TitledName()
cl.fullName()

'Cyrus C. Baruc'

cl.fullNameLastFirst()

'Baruc, Cyrus, Cueva'

cl.titledFullName()

'Mr. Cyrus C. Baruc'