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Use python, import sys, sys.argv to create a program called classname.py. The program should define a class called person that has one method called hello, and one attribute called name, which represents the name of the person.
- The hello method should print the following string to the screen:
‘My name is ____ and I am a _____’
where:
- The first blank should be the name attribute
- The second blank should be the name of the class
- After defining the class, there are three things you must do:
- Instantiate an object of the class
- Run the hello method of the instantiated object
- (e.g., Sarah.hello())
- For grading purposes, you must also print the name of the class so I can be sure you’ve created a class
- (The expected output is <class ‘__main__.person’>)
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