inheritance_simple

class Monster:
    def __init__(self,health,energy):
        self.health = health
        self.energy = energy

    # methods
    def attack(self,amount):
        print('The monster has attacked!')
        print(f'{amount} damage was dealt')
        self.energy -= 20

    def move(self,speed):
        print('The monster has moved')
        print(f'It has a speed of {speed}')

class Shark(Monster):
    def __init__(self,speed, health, energy):
        #Monster.__init__(self,health,energy)
        super().__init__(health,energy)
        self.speed = speed

    def bite(self):
        print('The shark has bitten')

    def move(self):
        print('The shark has moved')
        print(f'The speed of the shark is {self.speed}')

# exercise
# create scorpion class that inherits from monster
class Scorpion(Monster):
    def __init__(self,poison_damage,scorpion_health,scorpion_energy):
        self.poison_damage = poison_damage
        super().__init__(health = scorpion_health,energy = scorpion_energy)

    def attack(self):
        print('The scorpion has attacked')
        print(f'It has dealt {self.poison_damage} poison damage')

scorpion = Scorpion(poison_damage = 50, scorpion_health = 20, scorpion_energy = 10)
print(scorpion.health)
print(scorpion.energy)

# health and energy from the parent
# poison_damage attribute
# overwrite the damage method to show poison damage