Class object gets unexpected argument error

Question

I'm new to Python and am trying to code Python classes. But in the following, I get "unexpected argument" error, for the attributes of car_1, car_2 and car_3 (in bold). How to correct it? Or is it a Pycharm issue? Thanks!

import random


class Vehicle:
    def _init_(self, make, model, year, weight):
        self.make = make
        self.model = model
        self.year = year
        self.weight = weight


class Car(Vehicle):
    def _init_(self, make, model, year, weight, is_driving=True, trips_since_maintenance=0, needs_maintenance=False):
        super().__init__(make, model, year, weight)
        self.is_driving = is_driving
        self.trips_since_maintenance = 0
        self.needs_maintenance = needs_maintenance

    def drive(self):
        drive = 0
        if drive > 0:
            self.is_driving = True

    def stop(self):
        stop = 0
        while self.drive():
            stop += 1
            break
            self.is_driving = False
            self.trips_since_maintenance += 1
            if self.trips_since_maintenance >= 100:
                self.needs_maintenance = True

    def repair(self):
        self.needs_maintenance = False
        self.trips_since_maintenance = 0


def randomly_drive_car(car):
    drive_times = random.randint(1, 101)
    for i in range(drive_times):
        Car.drive()
        Car.stop()


**car_1 = Car('Honda', 'City', '2018', '1153 kg')
car_2 = Car('Toyota', 'Altis', '2018', '1745 kg')
car_3 = Car('Mazda', '_3', '2020', '1260 kg')**

randomly_drive_car(car_1)
randomly_drive_car(car_2)
randomly_drive_car(car_3)

Answer 1

It's all correct except that you need to put two underscores for init methods.

class Vehicle:
    def __init__(self, make, model, year, weight):
       ...

class Car(Vehicle):
    def __init__(self, make, model, year, weight, is_driving=True, trips_since_maintenance=0, needs_maintenance=False):
    super().__init__(make, model, year, weight)

EDIT: At line 42/43 you're calling 'Car.drive', you should be calling 'car.drive()' (lowercase C) because your function parameter is called 'car'. By using Car.drive() you're trying to call the drive method as a class method.

EDIT 2 (from comments):

import random

class Car(Vehicle):

    ...

    def take_trip(self):
        self.trips_since_maintenance += 1
        if self.trips_since_maintenance >= 100:
            self.needs_maintenance = True


def randomly_drive_car(car):
    drive_times = random.randint(1, 101)
    for i in range(drive_times):
        car.take_trip()


car_1 = Car('Honda', 'City', '2018', '1153 kg')
car_2 = Car('Toyota', 'Altis', '2018', '1745 kg')
car_3 = Car('Mazda', '_3', '2020', '1260 kg')

randomly_drive_car(car_1)
randomly_drive_car(car_2)
randomly_drive_car(car_3)