from classes.enemy import Enemy
enemy = Enemy(200, 60)
print("HP:", enemy.get_hp(), "MP:", enemy.get_mp())
from classes.enemy import Enemy #imports the class 'Enemy' from the file 'enemy.py' in the directory 'classes'
#because we imported the class 'Enemy' it can do be called out in this script
enemy = Enemy(200,60) #creates an object from the class of Enemy with 200hp and 60mp
print(enemy.get_hp()) #prints out the hp
print(enemy.get_mp()) #prints out the mp
'''
option 2
class Enemy: #a class is a blueprint
hp = 200 #now all enemys have 200hp
def __init__(self, atklow, atkhigh): #creates init function to input low and high attacks
self.atklow = atklow
self.atkhigh = atkhigh
def getAtk(self): #function within a class will put 'self' as its parameter
print("atk is", self.atklow)
def getHP(self):
print("HP is", self.hp)
enemy1 = Enemy(40, 49) #asign 'enemy1' as type of the class Enemy
enemy1.getAtk() #calls out the getAtk function
enemy1.getHP() #call out the getHP function
enemy2 = Enemy(75, 90) #repeat for 'enemy2'
enemy2.getAtk()
enemy2.getHP()