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Okay, so we've got all of our different
actions that our monster can perform.

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Let's go ahead and
print out a scoreboard for our monster.

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We'll just call this
method print_scoreboard.

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And all this is going to do is
print out our monster's name and

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a running count of the actions.

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So we'll print a little header here, the
name of our monster, the word scoreboard.

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Another separator.

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And we'll say our monster
has this many screams.

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This many scares.

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This many runs.

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And this many hides.

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And then another separator.

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Okay, so we got this little scoreboard,

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which means we can take away
printing out the monster's actions,

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And just call monster.print_scoreboard.

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And let's go ahead and print a new
line to the screen in between this.

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Okay, so if we run this,
I’m gonna go ahead and make this bigger.

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Okay, now we have our little scoreboard.

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Fluffy is performing with different
actions, and that looks pretty good.