5.1.14_unsolved.py

#Copy your Burrito class from the last exercise. Now, add
#a method called "get_cost" to the Burrito class. It should
#accept zero arguments (except for "self", of course) and
#it will return a float. Here's how the cost should be
#computed:
#
# - The base cost of a burrito is $5.00
# - If the burrito's meat is "chicken", "pork" or "tofu", 
#   add $1.00 to the cost
# - If the burrito's meat is "steak", add $1.50 to the cost
# - If extra_meat is True and meat is not set to False, add
#   $1.00 to the cost
# - If guacamole is True, add $0.75 to the cost
#
#Make sure to return the result as a float even if the total
#is a round number (e.g. for burrito with no meat or
#guacamole, return 5.0 instead of 5).


#Write your code here!



#Below are some lines of code that will test your class.
#You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your
#class with different inputs.
#
#If your function works correctly, this will originally
#print: 7.75
a_burrito = Burrito("pork", False, "white", "black", extra_meat = True, guacamole = True)
print(a_burrito.get_cost())