Solution #3424
Solution #3424
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Great job on implementing the classes and methods according to the task requirements! 🎉 Your code meets all the core functionalities, and you've handled the logic for managing animals effectively. Keep up the good work, and continue to pay attention to the environment requirements like the use of crypto.randomUUID(). Happy coding! 😊
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| constructor(name, health = 100) { | ||
| this.health = health; | ||
| this.name = name; | ||
| this.id = crypto.randomUUID(); |
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The use of crypto.randomUUID() for generating a unique ID is correct, assuming the environment supports it. Ensure that the environment where this code runs has support for the crypto module and its randomUUID method.
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| class Carnivore extends Animal { | ||
| // write your code here | ||
| bite(target) { | ||
| if (target instanceof Herbivore && target.hidden === false) { |
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The condition correctly checks if the target is an instance of Herbivore and is not hidden, which aligns with the task requirements. No changes needed here.
| target.health -= 50; | ||
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| if (target.health <= 0) { | ||
| Animal.alive = Animal.alive.filter((animal) => animal.id !== target.id); |
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Filtering the Animal.alive array to remove dead animals is correctly implemented here. This aligns with the task requirements and checklist, which allow filtering within the bite method.
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