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class Student: def __init__(self, name, house):""" The __init__ function is called when the object is created. It sets up the initial values for all of our variables, and also sets up any other things that we need to do before we can use this class. :param self: Represent the instance of the class :param name: Set the name attribute of the object :param house: Set the house attribute of the object :return: The object itself :doc-author: Trelent """ self.name = name self.house = house def main(): """ The main function of this module is to get a student from the user and print the name and house of that student. :return: None :doc-author: Trelent """ student = get_student() print(f"{student.name} from {student.house}") def get_student(): """ The get_student function prompts the user for a student's name and house, and returns a Student object with those attributes. :return: A student object :doc-author: Trelent """ name = input("Name: ") house = input("House: ") return Student(name, house) if __name__ == "__main__": main()

1. The function add takes two arguments a and b and returns the sum of a and b. 2. The __init__ function is called when the object is created. It sets up the initial values for all of our variables, and also sets up any other things that we need to do before we can use this class. 3. The main function of this module is to get a student from the user and print the name and house of that student. 4. The get_student function prompts the user for a student's name and house, and returns a Student object with those attributes.

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