USE PYTHON CODING
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## Definition for the class Pet
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class Pet:
owner=""
name=""
alive=False
def __init__(self,new_name):
self.name=new_name
self.alive=True
Using the code shown above as a base write a code to do the following:
- Create a separate function (not part of the class) called sameOwner which reports whether two pets have the same owner. test it to be sure it works
- Add a variable age to Pet() and assign a random value between 1 and 7 to age when a Pet object is created
- Override the >, < and == functions so that Pets can be compared on their ages. Demonstrate the working of these functions
- Define a separate function findOldest which when passed a list of Pet objects returns the name and age of the oldest pet
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class Student():
# Initialize the object properties
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# TODO
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def __str__(self):
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# Check if the mark of the input student is greater than the
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# The output is either True or False
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# TODO
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