Suppose you're building a game that involves creating different types of enemies such as knights, wizards, and archers. Each enemy has different attributes such as health, attack power, and defense. Here's an example of an Enemy class:

  from
  dataclasses
  import
  dataclass
from
  enum
  import
  StrEnum

class
  EnemyType(StrEnum):
  KNIGHT =
  "knight"
  ARCHER
  = "archer"
  WIZARD
  = "wizard"

@dataclass
class
  Enemy:
  enemy_type: EnemyType
  health: int
  attack_power: int
  defense: int

Your game also has "spawn points" that spawn new enemies. There are three types of spawn points:

Easy spawn points spawn enemies with low health, low attack power, and low defense. Easy spawn points only spawn knights and archers.
Medium spawn points spawn enemies with medium health, medium attack power, and medium defense. Medium spawn points spawn knights, wizards, and archers.
Hard spawn points spawn enemies with high health, high attack power, and high defense. Hard spawn points only spawn wizards.

a) Create a Python application that uses the Abstract Factory pattern to create enemies based on the type of spawn point (easy, medium, or hard). The application should print the attributes of the enemies that are created.

b) What would be a more functional way to create enemies based on the type of spawn point? Update your application to use this approach.

Compatible Python Versions: 3.11+