class Automobile(): __make = __model = __color = __year = 0 __mileage = 0 def __init__(self, make = None,...

class Automobile():

  __make = ""

  __model = ""

  __color = ""

  __year = 0

  __mileage = 0

  def __init__(self, make = None, model = None, color = None, year = None, mileage = None):

    self.make = make

    self.model = model

    self.color = color

    self.year = year

    self.mileage = mileage

  def add_vehicle(self):

    auto = Automobile()

    vehicle_file = open('vehicle.txt', 'a')

    make = input("Enter make: ")

    model = input("Enter model: ")

    color = input("Enter color: ")

    year = input("Enter year: ")

    mileage = input("Enter mileage: ")

    vehicles = Automobile(make, model, color, year, mileage)

    vehicle_list = [vehicles.make, vehicles.model, vehicles.color, vehicles.year, vehicles.mileage]

    for item in vehicle_list:

      vehicle_file.write("%st" % item)

    vehicle_file.write("n")

    vehicle_file.close()

    print("Your record has been succesfully added to the inventory")

  def delete_vehicle(self):

    del_rec = input("Enter record to delete: ")

    with open("vehicle.txt","r+") as f:

      new_f = f.readlines()

      f.seek(0)

      for line in new_f:

        if del_rec not in line:

          f.write(line)

      f.truncate()

    print("Succesfully deleted record from inventory")

  def set_make(self, make):

    self.make = make

  def get_make(self):

    return self.make

  def set_model(self, model):

    self.model = model

  def get_model(self):

    return self.model

  def set_color(self, color):

    self.color = color

  def get_color(self):

    return self.color

  def set_year(self, year):

    self.year = year

  def get_year(self):

    return self.year

  def set_mileage(self, mileage):

    self.mileage = mileage

  def get_mileage(self):

    return self.mileage