public class Pokemon {
	String name, status;
	int health, maxHealth, power, defense;
	boolean isFainted;
	
	//no-arg constructor
	public Pokemon()
	{
		name = "Charmander";
		status = "healthy";
		health = 10;
		maxHealth = 10;
		power = 2;
		defense = 1;
		isFainted = false;
	}
//create a constructor that receives name, power, defense, maxHealth

//create a constructor that receives name, special, maxhealth, power, defense, isCute

//create a "heal" method 
	//should receive an integer value and add it to its health;  
	//be sure it doesn't overheal; 
	//healing shouldn't work it the pokemon is fainted

//create a "checkFainted" method
	//void and receives nothing
	//if its health is 0 or less, change isFainted to true, set status to "fainted", set health to 0
	// if he wasn't already fainted, output a message stating that "Pikachu faints!" but use the pokemon's actual name

//create a "damage" method
	//receives an integer amount of damage sustained by the pokemon
	//subtract that amount from the pokemon's health
	//output the amount damage taken and how much remaining health the pokemon has
	//call the checkFainted method to see if he took enough damage to faint

//create an "attack" method
	//This method receives another Pokemon
	//Damage is calculated by the following formula (attacking power - enemy's defense)
	//if enemy's defense is greater than or equal to attacker's power, no damage is done and a message is outputted stating that
	//else calculate the damage and call the damage method on the enemy, sending in the damage amount

//create a toString method
	//This is a special method that receives nothing but will return a String.
	//The String returned is what will be outputted if we do SOP(Pokemon);
	//We want our String return to include the name, status, health and maxHealth of the Pokemon.
	//Remember that \n will create a new line within the quotes.
}