Consider a scenario where there is a villain in The Revengers game called Maneater. The Maneater has $3$ functions: maneaterAttacks, getAttackPower and retreat. Add a decorator to the Maneater class that overrides the functions of the parent class by adding to the existing functions.

The solution for this can be implemented using the following steps:

$1.$ Create a Maneater interface which declares the $3$ functions: maneaterAttacks, getAttackPower and retreat

$2.$ Create a SimpleManeater class which defines the Maneater's functions

$3.$ Create a decorator class called ManeaterWithSword which also defines the $3$ functions of the Maneater interface

$4.$ Write the client code which will display the output statements mentioned in the output below

The decorated class will define the attack of the Maneater with a sword such that the output looks like this:

A simple looking Maneater approaches.

The Maneater is trying to catch a hold of you! $($displayed when maneaterAttacks is called$)$

The Maneater yells looking at The Magician and runs away! $($displayed when retreat function is called$)$

Simple Maneater power: $50.($displayed when getAttackedPower is called$)$

A Maneater with huge sword surprises you.

The Maneater is trying to catch a hold of you! $($displayed when maneaterAttacks is called$)$

The Maneater attacks you with a sword! $($displayed when retreat function is called$)$

The Maneater yells looking at The Magician and runs away! $($displayed when getAttackedPower is called$)$

Simple Maneater power: $70.$