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The EcoGarden class allows for managing a garden with plants, water levels, and composting. It includes methods to add plants, water them based on their needs, add waste to a compost bin, and check the garden's status. The class tracks the growth of each plant and the available resources in the garden.

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Python

The EcoGarden class allows for managing a garden with plants, water levels, and composting. It includes methods to add plants, water them based on their needs, add waste to a compost bin, and check the garden's status. The class tracks the growth of each plant and the available resources in the garden.

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```python

class EcoGarden:
def __init__(self):
[Link] = []
self.water_level = 100 # in liters
self.compost_bin = 0 # in kg

def add_plant(self, name, water_need):


[Link]({'name': name, 'water_need': water_need, 'growth': 0})
print(f"{name} added to the garden.")

def water_plants(self):
for plant in [Link]:
if self.water_level >= plant['water_need']:
self.water_level -= plant['water_need']
plant['growth'] += 1
print(f"{plant['name']} has grown! Current growth level: {plant['growth']}")
else:
print(f"Not enough water for {plant['name']}.")

def compost(self, waste):


self.compost_bin += waste
print(f"Added {waste}kg to compost. Total compost: {self.compost_bin}kg")

def garden_status(self):
print(Eco Garden Status:")
print(f"Water level: {self.water_level}L")
print(f"Compost bin: {self.compost_bin}kg")
for plant in [Link]:
print(f"{plant['name']} - Growth: {plant['growth

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