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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Using python: (see attached- I need help with part Q2)

Add a method to the person class name it (username) that takes the email and take off all the part from @ and after, and assigns the string before the @ sign to a variable username.

For example: malabdullah@UT.edu, the method will assign 'malabdullah' as the username.

In [15]: class Person:
def _init_(self, Fname, Lname, address, telephone, email):
self.Fname
Fname
%3D
self.Lname
Lname
%3D
self.address
address
%3D
self.telephone = telephone
self.email
email
%3D
def show_person(self):
return (self. Fname, self.Lname, self.address, self.telephone, self.email)
Person ('Grace', 'Ballman', '502 S Fremont', '314-691-8462', "graceballman@yahoo.
person_1
print(person_1. show_person(0)
Person ('Kate', 'Wilk', '502 S Fremont', '999-999–9999', "katewilk@gmail.com")
person_2
print(person_2.show_person(O)
%3D
('Grace', 'Ballman', '502 S Fremont', '314-691-8462', 'graceballman@yahoo.com')
('Kate', 'Wilk', '502 S Fremont', '999-999-9999', 'katewilk@gmail.com')
Q2) Add a method to the person class name it (username) that takes the email and take off all the part from @ and after,
and assigns the string before the @ sign to a variable username.
For example: malabdullah@UT.edu, the method will assign 'malabdullah' as the username.
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Transcribed Image Text:In [15]: class Person: def _init_(self, Fname, Lname, address, telephone, email): self.Fname Fname %3D self.Lname Lname %3D self.address address %3D self.telephone = telephone self.email email %3D def show_person(self): return (self. Fname, self.Lname, self.address, self.telephone, self.email) Person ('Grace', 'Ballman', '502 S Fremont', '314-691-8462', "graceballman@yahoo. person_1 print(person_1. show_person(0) Person ('Kate', 'Wilk', '502 S Fremont', '999-999–9999', "katewilk@gmail.com") person_2 print(person_2.show_person(O) %3D ('Grace', 'Ballman', '502 S Fremont', '314-691-8462', 'graceballman@yahoo.com') ('Kate', 'Wilk', '502 S Fremont', '999-999-9999', 'katewilk@gmail.com') Q2) Add a method to the person class name it (username) that takes the email and take off all the part from @ and after, and assigns the string before the @ sign to a variable username. For example: malabdullah@UT.edu, the method will assign 'malabdullah' as the username.
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