🐶 Python OOP Challenge: Build Your Own Digital Pet

Welcome to this week's Python challenge! 🎉

In this challenge, you’ll be creating a virtual pet using Object-Oriented Programming concepts in Python. This fun project will help you practice how to use classes, attributes, methods, and constructors.

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🧠 Objective

Create a class called Pet with the following:

Attributes:

• name: the name of your pet
• hunger: an integer representing hunger level (0 = full, 10 = very hungry)
• energy: an integer representing energy level (0 = tired, 10 = fully rested)
• happiness: an integer (0–10)

Methods:

• eat(): reduces hunger by 3 points (but not below 0), and increases happiness by 1.
• sleep(): increases energy by 5 points (but not above 10).
• play(): decreases energy by 2, increases happiness by 2, and increases hunger by 1.
• get_status(): prints the current state of the pet.

Bonus 🎯

• Add a method train(trick) that teaches your pet a new trick and stores it in a list.
• Add a method show_tricks() that prints all learned tricks.

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📝 How to Complete

1. Fork or clone this repo.
2. Write your Pet class in pet.py.
3. In main.py, create a pet object and call its methods to test functionality.
4. Submit a GitHub repo or a zipped folder with your code and a screenshot of the output.

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✅ Sample Output

Creating pet: Max
Max is eating...
Max is playing...
Max is sleeping...
Max's current status:
Hunger: 2
Energy: 8
Happiness: 9
Tricks: ['roll over', 'play dead']


### 💡 Tips
Use max() and min() to keep values between 0 and 10.

Think about edge cases like trying to play when energy is 0.

🏁 Submission
Deadline: [Set your date]

Submission format: clone / fork this repo

Bonus points for creativity (custom actions, emojis, pet types, etc.)