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Print the attributes of the InventoryTag object red_sweater.
Sample output for the given program with inputs: 314 500
ID: 314
Qty: 500
lass InventoryTag:
def __init__(self):
self.item_id = 0
self.quantity_remaining = 0
red_sweater = InventoryTag()
red_sweater.item_id = int(input())
red_sweater.quantity_remaining = int(input())
def split_check(check_amount
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