Question

- Write a Person Constructor that initializes `name` and `age` from arguments.

- All instances of Person should initialize with an empty `stomach` array.

- Give instances of Person the ability to `.eat("someFood")`:

+ When eating an edible, it should be pushed into the `stomach`.

+ The `eat` method should have no effect if there are 10 items in the `stomach`.

- Give instances of Person the ability to `.poop()`:

+ When an instance poops, its `stomach` should empty.

- Give instances of Person a method `.toString()`:

+ It should return a string with `name` and `age`. Example: "Mary, 50"

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Edit: I'm using JavaScript.

Answer 1

JAVASCRIPT CODE:

class Person{

constructor(name, age){

this.name = name;

this.age = age;

this.stomach = []

}

eat(food){

// Only eat if stomach has less than 10 food items

if(this.stomach.length < 10)

this.stomach.push(food)

}

poop(){

// Empty stomach

this.stomach = [];

}

toString(){

return `${this.name}, ${this.age}`;

}

}

// Test above class

p1 = new Person("Mary", 50);

p1.eat("burger");

p1.eat("fries");

p1.eat("lasagna");

console.log(p1);

p1.poop();

console.log(p1);

console.log(p1.toString());

OUTPUT:

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