#Objects we are already using
#1) mydict.keys() = ['peaches', 'papaya', 'apples']
#2) mynum.hex() =''
#3)mylist.append(999) -> mylist() = [0,1,2,3,4,5,8.999]
#4)mystring.title() -> 'Hello, World'

#Objects
#users = ['ojohnson', 'dhellman', 'mblum']
#users = [['ojohnson', 'Olwen','Johnson'],['dhellman','Doug','Hellman'],['mblum','Manny','Blum']]
#username in first index, first name in second index, last name in third index
#users[0] would get a user list, to get a username you would use users[0][0]

#Vocab
#Attributes -> values an object has
#Methods -> functions attached to your object
#Instance -> when you make a new object, it's called an instance
#Class -> blueprint for an object; defines methods and attributes for your object along with setting default values
#Subclass -> basing a new class off of an existing method, you are subclassing it

#Example
#print me
#Username: rpmva
#Ryan McGovern
#Joined: 6/16/2018
#Last seen: 6/12/2018
#me.get_date_string(me.joined) = '6/16/2018'
#me.first_name = "Ryan"
#me.last_name = "McGovern"
#me.username = "rpmva"

#Pet Store
#attributes || methods
#title-str     change title
#owner-str     change owner
#location-str

#animals
#attributes || methods
#count-int     change count
#type-list     change list
#price-float   chnage price  
