Write a class named Marsupial that can be used as shown below: >>> m=Marsupial ("red") >>> m.put_in_pouch ('doll') >>> m.put_in_pouch >>> m.put_in_pouch ('kitten') >>> m.pouch_contents() ['doll', 'firetruck', 'kitten'] >>> print (m) I am a red Marsupial. ('firetruck')

Write a class named Marsupial that can be used as shown below: >>> m=Marsupial ("red") >>> m.put_in_pouch ('doll') >>> m.put_in_pouch >>> m.put_in_pouch ('kitten') >>> m.pouch_contents() ['doll', 'firetruck', 'kitten'] >>> print (m) I am a red Marsupial. ('firetruck')

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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ISBN:9781337669405

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Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter11: More Object-oriented Programming Concepts

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