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Python Basic Object-Oriented Python Welcome to OOP Adding to our Panda

Keaton Crihfield
Keaton Crihfield
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Posted by Keaton Crihfield
Keaton Crihfield
4,626 Points

I have no clue and even the help is useless

I have try Everything I can think of and still didn't work

panda.py 
class Panda:
    species = 'Ailuropoda melanoleuca'
    food = 'bamboo'

def __init__(self, name, age):
    self.is_hungry = True
    self.name = name
    self.age = age

def eat(self):
    self.is_hungry = False
    return(f'{self.name} eats bamboo')

1 Answer

Daniel Montgomery
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Daniel Montgomery
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Daniel Montgomery
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Daniel Montgomery
Treehouse Staff

Hey there, Keaton Crihfield! You're almost there, actually. The init and eat methods are not indented to be inside the Panda class. This means they are not recognized as part of the class but rather as standalone functions, which is not the intention. In Python, the indentation is crucial as it defines the structure and scope of code blocks, including classes and their methods.

I hope this helps!