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Card Class
3:08Create the logic for the card class for our memory game.
Let's get to building the card class.
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In the init method,
it'll take two arguments.
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One will be the word each card will
hold and the second, its location.
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Inside of the method,
we'll need to set the card attribute and
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the location attribute.
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Then create a matched attribute
that is set to false, so
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we can track when a card has been matched.
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Great, now let's tackle
checking if two cards
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are equal by adding
a Dunder equals method.
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It'll take self and other, and inside,
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it should return true or
false if the cards match.
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Lastly, the ability to print out a card,
add a Dunder string method.
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Return a string with the card inside.
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Now let's add a Dunder main so
we can test out our code.
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This way, we don't have to
worry about our code running
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when we import our card class
into our game class later.
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Create three instances.
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Make sure two of them would be equal
by having the same word passed in.
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Now let's check them by
printing out some comparisons.
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The first one should return true,
while the second one should return false.
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Then let's also print out a card to make
sure the Dunder string method is working.
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Let's run the file.
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And great, it's all working.
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