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Assignment 10 – OOP (Animal Daycare) Goals     Requirements  Animal o  hunger  happiness  health  energy  age  name  species o  __init__ __str__  feed o  __init__    o  play     feed     giveMedicine     sleep     __str__     o loadAnimals   list  list  o displayMenu    o selectAnimal      o main    list Animals loadAnimals  while displayMenu  selectAnimal Animal Animal  Extra Credit  Sample Output Welcome to the Animal Daycare! Here is what we can do: 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 10 *Invalid selection, please try again. 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 6 Name: Ollie the Bunny Health: 85 Happiness: 50 Hunger: 75 Energy: 60 Age: 5 ******************************** Name: Murdock the French Bulldog Health: 80 Happiness: 70 Hunger: 60 Energy: 55 Age: 3 ******************************** Name: Socks the Cat Health: 75 Happiness: 55 Hunger: 20 Energy: 70 Age: 1 ******************************** Name: Peewee the Turtle Health: 65 Happiness: 45 Hunger: 30 Energy: 15 Age: 10 ******************************** Name: Milo the Labrador Health: 70 Happiness: 75 Hunger: 40 Energy: 80 Age: 6 ******************************** 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 1 1) Ollie the Bunny 2) Murdock the French Bulldog 3) Socks the Cat 4) Peewee the Turtle 5) Milo the Labrador Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 0 Invalid input, please try again! Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 1 You played with Ollie the Bunny! 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 2 1) Ollie the Bunny 2) Murdock the French Bulldog 3) Socks the Cat 4) Peewee the Turtle 5) Milo the Labrador Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 2 You fed Murdock the French Bulldog! 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 3 1) Ollie the Bunny 2) Murdock the French Bulldog 3) Socks the Cat 4) Peewee the Turtle 5) Milo the Labrador Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 3 You gave Socks the Cat some medicine! 1) Play 2) Feed 3) Give Medicine 4) Sleep 5) Print an Animal's stats 6) View All Animals 7) Exit Please make a selection: 4 1) Ollie the Bunny 2) Murdock the French Bulldog 3) Socks the ...

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Assignment 10 – OOP (Animal Daycare)
Goals
Requirements
o

list
o displayMenu
o selectAnimal
o main

while
displayMenu
selectAnimal Animal
Animal
Extra Credit
Sample Output
Welcome to the Animal Daycare! Here is what we can do:
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals

7) Exit
Please make a selection: 10
*Invalid selection, please try again.
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 6
Name: Ollie the Bunny
Health: 85
Happiness: 50
Hunger: 75
Energy: 60

Age: 5
********************************
Name: Murdock the French Bulldog
Health: 80
Happiness: 70
Hunger: 60
Energy: 55
Age: 3
********************************
Name: Socks the Cat
Health: 75
Happiness: 55
Hunger: 20
Energy: 70
Age: 1
********************************
Name: Peewee the Turtle

Health: 65
Happiness: 45
Hunger: 30
Energy: 15
Age: 10
********************************
Name: Milo the Labrador
Health: 70
Happiness: 75
Hunger: 40
Energy: 80
Age: 6
********************************
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats

6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 1
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 0
Invalid input, please try again!
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 1
You played with Ollie the Bunny!
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep

5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 2
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 2
You fed Murdock the French Bulldog!
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep

5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 3
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 3
You gave Socks the Cat some medicine!
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals

7) Exit
Please make a selection: 4
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 4
Peewee the Turtle took a nap!
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit

Please make a selection: 5
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 5
Name: Milo the Labrador
Health: 70
Happiness: 75
Hunger: 40
Energy: 80
Age: 6
********************************
1) Play
2) Feed

3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 6
Name: Ollie the Bunny
Health: 85
Happiness: 60
Hunger: 80
Energy: 60
Age: 5
********************************
Name: Murdock the French Bulldog
Health: 80
Happiness: 70
Hunger: 50

Energy: 55
Age: 3
********************************
Name: Socks the Cat
Health: 95
Happiness: 35
Hunger: 20
Energy: 70
Age: 1
********************************
Name: Peewee the Turtle
Health: 65
Happiness: 45
Hunger: 30
Energy: 35
Age: 11
********************************

Name: Milo the Labrador
Health: 70
Happiness: 75
Hunger: 40
Energy: 80
Age: 6
********************************
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 3
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog

3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle
5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 1
You gave Ollie the Bunny some medicine!
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit
Please make a selection: 5
1) Ollie the Bunny
2) Murdock the French Bulldog
3) Socks the Cat
4) Peewee the Turtle

5) Milo the Labrador
Please select an animal from the list (enter the 1-5): 1
Name: Ollie the Bunny
Health: 100
Happiness: 40
Hunger: 80
Energy: 60
Age: 5
********************************
1) Play
2) Feed
3) Give Medicine
4) Sleep
5) Print an Animal's stats
6) View All Animals
7) Exit

Please make a selection: 7
Goodbye!
Deliverables and Submission Instructions
ITP115_a#_lastname_firstname
ITP115_a#_lastname_firstname.zip
Grading
Item Points
Animal class 20
loadAnimals method 4
displayMenu method 4
selectAnimal method 4
main method 3
Total* 35

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1. (200 words response) Detail the components of state bureaucracy and the issues surrounding representativeness and responsiveness. 2. (200 words response) Explain in what ways states reform, privatize, and reinvent government, and describe the associated problems that can occur as a result of these changes in metropolitan areas. 3. (300 words response) Define the major roles of governors and how their power influences their leadership role and legislative relationship. .

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