deep_dive

# def add(a,b):
#   return a + b

# class Test:
#   def __init__(self,add_function):
#       self.add_function = add_function

# test = Test(add_function = add)
# print(test.add_function(1,2))

# create a Monster class with a parameter called func, store this func as parameter
class Monster:
    def __init__(self,func):
        self.func = func

# create another class, called Attacks, that has 4 methods:
# bite, strike, slash, kick (each method just prints some text)

class Attacks:
    def bite(self):
        print('bite')

    def strike(self):
        print('strike')

    def slash(self):
        print('slash')

    def kick(self):
        print('kick')

# create a monster object and give it one of the attack methods from the attack class
attacks = Attacks()
monster = Monster(func = attacks.bite)
monster.func()