#this is a python program #topic: OOP Design a class called Pokemon using a parameterized constructor so that after executing the following line of code the desired result shown in the output box will be printed. First object along with print has been done for you, you also need to create other objects and print accordingly to get the output correctly. [You are not allowed to change the code below] #Write your code for class here team_pika = Pokemon('pikachu', 'charmander', 90, 60, 10) print('=======Team 1=======') print('Pokemon 1:',team_pika.pokemon1_name, team_pika.pokemon1_power) print('Pokemon 2:',team_pika.pokemon2_name, team_pika.pokemon2_power) pika_combined_power = (team_pika.pokemon1_power + team_pika.pokemon2_power) * team_pika.damage_rate print('Combined Power:', pika_combined_power) #Write your code for subtask 2,3,4 here Output: =======Team 1======= Pokemon 1: pikachu 90 Pokemon 2: charmander 60 Combined Power: 1500 =======Team 2======= Pokemon 1: bulbasaur 80 Pokemon 2: squirtle 70 Combined Power: 1350 Subtask: 1) Design the Pokemon class using a parameterized constructor. The 5 values that are being passed through the constructor are pokemon 1 name, pokemon 2 name, pokemon 1 power, pokemon 2 power, damage rate respectively. After designing the class, if you run the above code the details in Team 1 will be printed. 2) Create an object named team_bulb and pass the value ‘bulbasaur’, ‘squirtle’, 80, 70, 9 respectively. 3) Use print statements accordingly to print the desired result of Team 2. Note: Power is always being calculated using the instance variables. Example: (team_pika.pokemon1_power + team_pika.pokemon2_power) * team_pika.damage_rate

#this is a python program

#topic: OOP

Design a class called Pokemon using a parameterized constructor so that after executing the following line of code the desired result shown in the output box will be printed. First object along with print has been done for you, you also need to create other objects and print accordingly to get the output correctly.

[You are not allowed to change the code below]

#Write your code for class here

team_pika = Pokemon('pikachu', 'charmander', 90, 60, 10) print('=======Team 1=======')

print('Pokemon 1:',team_pika.pokemon1_name,

team_pika.pokemon1_power)

print('Pokemon 2:',team_pika.pokemon2_name,

team_pika.pokemon2_power)

pika_combined_power = (team_pika.pokemon1_power + team_pika.pokemon2_power) * team_pika.damage_rate print('Combined Power:', pika_combined_power)

#Write your code for subtask 2,3,4 here

Output:

=======Team 1=======

Pokemon 1: pikachu 90

Pokemon 2: charmander 60

Combined Power: 1500

=======Team 2=======

Pokemon 1: bulbasaur 80

Pokemon 2: squirtle 70

Combined Power: 1350

Subtask:

1) Design the Pokemon class using a parameterized constructor. The 5 values that are being passed through the constructor are pokemon 1 name, pokemon 2 name, pokemon 1 power, pokemon 2 power, damage rate respectively.

After designing the class, if you run the above code the details in Team 1 will be printed. 2) Create an object named team_bulb and pass the value ‘bulbasaur’, ‘squirtle’, 80, 70, 9 respectively.

3) Use print statements accordingly to print the desired result of Team 2.

Note: Power is always being calculated using the instance variables. Example: (team_pika.pokemon1_power + team_pika.pokemon2_power) * team_pika.damage_rate