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Python

Posted by Yug John
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Yug John
Python Development Techdegree Student 30 Points

Write the PokemonExtra class so that the following code generates the output below:

class PokemonBasic:
 def __init__(self, name = 'Default', hp = 0, 
weakness = 'None', type = 'Unknown'):
 self.name = name
 self.hit_point = hp
 self.weakness = weakness
 self.type = type
 def get_type(self):
 return 'Main type: ' + self.type
 def get_move(self):
 return 'Basic move: ' + 'Quick Attack'
 def __str__(self):
 return "Name: " + self.name + ", HP: " + 
str(self.hit_point) + ", Weakness: " + self.weakness
print('\n------------Basic Info:--------------')
pk = PokemonBasic()
print(pk)
print(pk.get_type())
print(pk.get_move())
print('\n------------Pokemon 1 Info:-------------')
charmander = PokemonExtra('Charmander', 39, 'Water', 
'Fire')
print(charmander)
print(charmander.get_type())
print(charmander.get_move())
print('\n------------Pokemon 2 Info:-------------')
charizard = PokemonExtra('Charizard', 78, 'Water', 
'Fire', 'Flying', ('Fire Spin', 'Fire Blaze'))
print(charizard)
print(charizard.get_type())
print(charizard.get_move())

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