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You’re working on a feature for Netflix to manage its growing collection of action movies.  Assume that you have already created a subclass called ActionMovie that inherits from the parent class Movie. The ActionMovie subclass has an additional public attribute for stunt_coordinator. Your manager asks you to override the __str__ method in the ActionMovie subclass to include the stunt_coordinator in the output, while still leveraging the existing __str__ method from the Movie superclass.

Grant was successful where other Northern generals failed, in part, because he:

The Republican Party’s major platform was its:

Before the client gets to your station for the consultation you should

Victorian women _________ to induce natural lip color

One recommended way to keep you energy up is to____________.

Which of the following is NOT true regarding the Emancipation Proclamation?

Which of the following was NOT a part of the Anaconda Plan?

Congratulations on landing a new job as a data analyst at a popular retail chain! Your first task involves working with the store’s inventory system, analyzing sales, and managing product records using Python. The following four questions will test your ability to handle these real-world tasks effectively. class ProductClass(): def __init__(self): self.__price = 5.0 self.__onHand = 0 self.__numberOfItems = 10 def main(): prod = ProductClass() print(prod.price) What’s the output in your console? 

What will be the output when the following code is executed? This question evaluates your comprehension of inheritance. (Please be careful with the calculations.) class Student:    def __init__(self):          self.major = ‘business’          self.average = 90    def curve_grade(self):          return self.average + 2 class MIS304Student(Student):    def __init__(self):          super().__init__()          self.average = 95    def curve_grade(self):          return self.average + 5general_student = Student()mis_student = MIS304Student()print(general_student.curve_grade(), mis_student.curve_grade())