Intro OOP

# Please replace:
class Car:
    # object initialization method
    # object initializer / constructor
    def __init__(car): #Everytime, you make an object this is called! Car()
        #init... the first argument, is a reference to the object itself.
        #typically called 'self' but not required
        car.name = 'Acura'
        car.brand = 'RSX'
        car.year = '2020'
        # print ("Hello, "+ "Tim's "+ car.name +"!")
    def getyear(self):
        return self.year
    def getname(self):
        return self.name
    def getbrand(self):
        return self.brand

    # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44726196/how-to-implement-multiple-constructors-in-python
def main():
    # auto = Car()
    # Car() #Object initialization syntax - the class name + the argument list
    # Car()
    # Car()
    # print (Car().name)
    rsx = Car()
    print ('Tim has got a ' + rsx.getyear() + ' ' + rsx.getbrand() + ' ' + rsx.getname() + '!')

if __name__ == "__main__":
   main()
   # pass