Cat OOP

.js

// // Create an object that represents a cat. It should have properties for tiredness, hunger, loneliness and happiness

// // Next, write methods that increase and decrease those properties. Call them something that actually represents what would increase or decrease these things,
//  like "feed", "sleep", or "pet".

// // Last, write a method that prints out the cat's status in each area. (Be creative e.g. Paws is really hungry, Paws is VERY happy.)

// // Bonus: Make the functions take arguments that increase or decrease arbitrary amounts

// // Bonus: Make the functions as arbitrary (or crazy) as cats are - sometimes make it so the cat doesn't want to be 
// // petted :slight_smile:



const randomNumber = (number) =>  Math.floor(Math.random() * number)

class Cat {
    constructor(name){
        this._name = name
        this._tiredness = randomNumber(100)
        this._hunger = randomNumber(100)
        this._loneliness = randomNumber(100)
        this._hapiness = randomNumber(100)
    }

     feed(food){
        let feedMood
        if(this._hunger < 33){
            feedMood = `${this._name} is really hungry`
            this._hunger += food
        }
        if(this._hunger > 33 || this._hunger < 66){
            feedMood = `${this._name} had enough food`
            this._hunger -= food
        }
        
        return feedMood
    }

    information(){
        return{
            name : this._name,
            tiredness : this._tiredness,
            hunger : this._hunger,
            loneliness : this._loneliness,
            happiness : this._hapiness
        }
    }
}

const Paws = new Cat('Paws')
console.log(Paws.information())
console.log(Paws.feed(10))
console.log(Paws.information())