Design an ABC `PaymentProcessor` with an abstract method `process_payment(amount)`. Create two concrete implementations: `CreditCard` and `PayPal`. Read an input amount. Call process on both, printing ‘CreditCard processing: [amount]’ and ‘PayPal processing: [amount]’.
A single float amount.
Print the processing logs on separate lines.
Amount >= 0
150.5
CreditCard processing: 150.5
PayPal processing: 150.5
A complete example of using abstract base classes to define a unified API contract for diverse payment strategies.
import abc
class PaymentProcessor(abc.ABC):
# Define abstract method
pass
class CreditCard(PaymentProcessor):
pass
class PayPal(PaymentProcessor):
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
amount = float(input())
# Instantiate and process
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