character.py

# character.py
class Character():

    # Create a character
    def __init__(self, char_name, char_description):
        self.name = char_name
        self.description = char_description
        self.conversation = None

    # Describe this character
    def describe(self):
        print( self.name + " is here!" )
        print( self.description )

    # Set what this character will say when talked to
    def set_conversation(self, conversation):
        self.conversation = conversation

    # Talk to this character
    def talk(self):
        if self.conversation is not None:
            print("[" + self.name + " says]: " + self.conversation)
        else:
            print(self.name + " doesn't want to talk to you")

    # Fight with this character
    def fight(self, combat_item):
        print(self.name + " doesn't want to fight with you and your", combat_item,"!")
        return True


"""
 * Examine the Character class inside character.py to find the name of the method that sets the conversation attribute.
        method = set_conversation, attribute =  conversation
 * Add code to your program to call this method and give Dave a line of dialogue.
        See character_test.py dave.talk etc
 * Add code to your program to call a different method that talks to Dave.
        Add to fight dialogue here and and add dave.fight()
 """