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OOP with Robbie Question 1 (Robot Class: Constructor and Variables) Your first task is to design the robot class Robot with the following class variable: • phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be initialised with the value "Hello World!"). Moreover, Robot should have the following two instance variables: • name (i.e., a string denoting the name of the robot which should be initialised by the input argument of the constructor), • phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be initialised as the value of the class variable phrase in the constructor). The constructor of Robot class should take in a single input name. ? Expand The output of a program that correctly implements Robot class should behave as follows: >>> robot_1 = Robot("Robbie") >>> robot_1.name Robbie >>> robot_1.phrase Hello World!

          OOP with Robbie
Question 1 (Robot Class: Constructor and Variables)
Your first task is to design the robot class Robot with the following class variable:
• phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be
initialised with the value "Hello World!").
Moreover, Robot should have the following two instance variables:
• name (i.e., a string denoting the name of the robot which should be initialised by the
input argument of the constructor),
• phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be
initialised as the value of the class variable phrase in the constructor).
The constructor of Robot class should take in a single input name.
? Expand
The output of a program that correctly implements Robot class should behave as follows:
>>> robot_1 = Robot("Robbie")
>>> robot_1.name
Robbie
>>> robot_1.phrase
Hello World!

OOP with Robbie
Question 1 (Robot Class: Constructor and Variables)
Your first task is to design the robot class Robot with the following class variable:
• phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be
initialised with the value "Hello World!").
Moreover, Robot should have the following two instance variables:
• name (i.e., a string denoting the name of the robot which should be initialised by the
input argument of the constructor),
• phrase (i.e., a string denoting the greeting phrase of the robot which should be
initialised as the value of the class variable phrase in the constructor).
The constructor of Robot class should take in a single input name.
? Expand
The output of a program that correctly implements Robot class should behave as follows:
>>> robot1 = Robot("Robbie")
>>> robot1.name
Robbie
>>> robot1.phrase
Hello World!

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