Character Class Solution

• Call the method that sets the conversation attribute of a Character object

• Call a different method that talks to Dave

Below is the solution I created to the tasks.

The set_conversation method

The set_conversation method below sets the conversation attribute in the Character class:

class Character():

    ...

    def set_conversation(self, conversation):

        self.conversation = conversation

This set_conversation method expects me to pass the message that Dave is going to output:

dave.set_conversation("What's up, dude?")

The talk method

The Character class contains a talk method that will display a line of dialogue.

class Character():

    ...

    def talk(self):

        if self.conversation is not None:

            print("[" + self.name + " says]: " + self.conversation)

        else:

            print(self.name + " doesn't want to talk to you")

The talk method includes a conditional statement to identify whether the conversation attribute has been set.

If the conversation attribute has been set, "[" + self.name + " says]: " + self.conversation will be printed. If not, self.name + " doesn't want to talk to you" will be printed.

Finally, I called the talk method to see my character, Dave, speak.

dave.talk()

You can see my solution in this Trinket.