Ritu Singh
Problem:
What informs the code that The relationship between the Franchise and Menu classes is that The Franchise class has an attribute menus that stores instances of the Menu class, when clearly Menu and menus are two different attributes?
I expected to have a line of code that actually connects class Menu and class Franchise
Solution:
In your code example the class definition has no direct link between the two classes. Implicitly menus of Franchise must be an iterable (e.g. a list) of objects that have start_time, end_time and name as attributes (in order to make "available_menus" work).
The variable menu that is created when iterating over self.menus could be renamed to any other name.
If you want it explicit you could modify your init function using typing.
Or even asserting the type:
Note that python uses the concept of Duck Typing >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_typing so Franchise will work with every "menus" as long as the code can run. Asserting the class Menu would prevent that, while typing does not. It would even work with an empty list as menus (available_orders would be an empty list as well)
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