During this exercise, you'll apply your knowledge of object-oriented programming (OOP) and prototypal inheritance.

Your goal is to create a zoo and add animals to it. Yes, you read that correctly--you're creating a zoo! You're going to one-up Matt Damon, whom just bought a zoo:

To make your zoo successful, you'll need to follow the following three steps:

Fork and clone this repository to here:

~/workspace

If workspace doesn't exist, create it:

mkdir ~/workspace

You'll need to create two constructors:

• Animal
• Zoo

Place your code for each constructor in its appropriate file in ./src/.

An instance of this constructor should have the following properties and methods:

• name: has a string as a value
• age: has an integer as a value
• kind: has a string as a value--e.g., "horse", "lion", or "pig."
• awake: has a Boolean value, and the default is false

• speak(): has a string as a value (e.g., a pig would return "oink!")
• growUp(): adds one year to animal's age
• feed(): if the animal is awake, return's the string "NOM NOM NOM"
• wakeUp(): changes awake to true
• sleep(): changes awake to false

An instance of this constructor should have the following properties and methods:

• name: has a string as a value
• location: has a string as a value
• status: has a string as a value, default is "closed"
• animals: has an array as a value

• changeLocation(): updates value of location
• open(): updates value of status to "open"
• close(): updates value of status to "closed"
• isOpen(): returns a Boolean value.
• addAnimal(): ONLY if the zoo is open and the kind of animal is not already in the zoo, adds an animal to animals.
• removeAnimal(): ONLY if the zoo is open, removes an animal from animals.

When you're done, push your work to your forked repository. Then copy the URL of your forked repository and paste it into the LMS (learning management system).