'Solution' #1579
'Solution' #1579
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Great job on implementing the Animal, Carnivore, and Herbivore classes! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively. The class structure and inheritance are well done, and the methods are implemented correctly. The use of the alive list as a class variable is appropriate for tracking all living animals, and your logic for the bite and hide methods aligns with the intended game mechanics.
Keep up the good work, and consider the feedback on the alive list if you ever need to change the scope of tracking in future projects. Happy coding! 😊
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| # write your code here | |||
| class Animal: | |||
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The alive list is a class variable, meaning it is shared across all instances of Animal. If the intention is to track all living animals, this is correct. However, if each instance should have its own list, consider making it an instance variable instead.
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| class Carnivore(Animal): | ||
| def bite(self, herbivore): | ||
| if isinstance(herbivore, Herbivore) and not herbivore.hidden: |
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The condition not herbivore.hidden is correctly checking if the herbivore is not hidden before allowing the carnivore to bite. Ensure that this logic aligns with the intended game mechanics.
| if isinstance(herbivore, Herbivore) and not herbivore.hidden: | ||
| herbivore.health -= 50 | ||
| if herbivore.health <= 0: | ||
| Animal.alive.remove(herbivore) |
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Removing the herbivore from Animal.alive when its health is less than or equal to zero is correct. Ensure that this logic is consistent with the intended behavior for when an animal 'dies'.
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