HI GUYS!
ok, i wrote this code in
Python: Object-Oriented Programming | Codecademy
and i’m clueless why it doesn’t say the “you got it right!” thingy. am i missing something? or that exercise just doesn’t show the “you got it right” thingy?
here’s my code btw:
class Cat:
def __init__(self, input_name,input_gender , input_breed, input_age = 0):
self.name = input_name
self.gender = input_gender.lower()
self.breed = input_breed
self.age = input_age
self.is_cuddly = True
self.is_good_cat = True
def break_a_vase(self):
self.is_good_cat = False
print("{name} isn't a good cat until further notice!{pronoun} broke a vase!".format(name = self.name,pronoun = "she" if self.gender == "female" else "he"))
new_cat = Cat("Leo","MALE", "Tabby", 3)
new_cat.break_a_vase()
p.s: also, any comments?