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adding solution to py-herbivores-and-carnivores #1370

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Great job on implementing the class hierarchy for animals! 🐾 Your code meets all the task requirements and constraints, and you've done well with class structure, inheritance, and list management. While the bite method currently assumes the other parameter is a Herbivore, this is not a critical issue for the current functionality. If you plan to extend the functionality in the future, consider using a more general type hint like Animal. Keep up the great work and happy coding! 🎉

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class Carnivore(Animal):
def bite(self, other: "Herbivore") -> None:

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The type hint for the other parameter in the bite method is set to Herbivore. This could be restrictive if you later decide to allow Carnivores to bite other Carnivores or different types of animals. Consider using a more general type hint, like Animal, if you plan to extend this functionality.

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