In problem set 9, #1 I have to make a Triangle class. They say that the Triangle is initialized with a base and high. Does that means that I should creat two instances, high and base?
Here is a part of my code:
class Triangle(Shape):
def __init__(self,base,high):
"""
base and high of a triangle
"""
self.base=float(base)
self.high=float(high)
The main question is, just with these two instances I can't test equality of triangles

Question

In problem set 9, #1 I have to make a Triangle class. They say that the Triangle is initialized with a base and high. Does that means  that I should creat two instances, high and base?
Here is a part of my code:
class Triangle(Shape):
    def __init__(self,base,high):
    """
    base and high of a triangle
    """
    self.base=float(base)
    self.high=float(high)
The main question is, just with these two instances I can't test equality of triangles

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

so is that what I should do? http://codepad.org/vWeN8pN0

anonymous · Answer

did you test it? looks like it works to me http://codepad.org/dwJFDrLX

anonymous · Answer

Thanks a lot man!! :)