REST APIs with Flask and Python - Solution to Coding Exercise: @classmethod and @staticmethod

This video tutorial covers the implementation of two methods: the franchise method and the store details method. The franchise method creates a new store object with a modified name, while the store details method returns a formatted string of the store's name and total stock price. The tutorial provides examples and a step-by-step guide to implementing these methods, emphasizing the importance of formatting and understanding class methods.

What is the primary purpose of the franchise method in the coding exercise?

• To return a string with the store name and 'franchise'

• To calculate the total stock price of a store

• To create a new store object with a modified name

• To append items to the store's inventory

In the given examples, what is the result of calling the franchise method on a store named 'Amazon'?

• A string 'Amazon'

• A string 'Amazon franchise'

• A store object with name 'Amazon franchise'

• A store object with name 'Amazon'

What does the init method in the store class define?

• The method to add items to the store

• The properties of the store object

• The method to calculate stock price

• The method to return store details

How is the name of the new store object determined in the franchise method?

• By taking the first item name in the store

• By reversing the original store name

• By using a random name generator

• By appending 'franchise' to the original store name

What is the format of the string returned by the store details method?

• Store name followed by total stock price

• Total stock price only

• Total stock price followed by store name

• Store name only

Which method is used to convert the stock price to an integer in the store details method?

• str()

• round()

• float()

• int()

What is the role of the CLS argument in the franchise method?

• It is used to calculate stock price

• It is a placeholder for the store name

• It is a reference to the class itself

• It refers to the store object