Question 2. Define a class that satisfies the following specifications. Class Name Customer Constructor Parameters 1. A string object, name Class Attribute 1. count, integer object, with a default value of 0 Instance attributes 1. name: str 2. subscription: list In the constructor, 1. assign the parameter to the instance attributes of same name. Detail information 2. Increment the class attribute, count, by one. 3. Call the class method get subscription from the Catalogue and assign the returned list to the instance attribute subscription. Example Code sam = Customer("Uncle Sam") Subscribe to NetFlix? (Y/N): Y Console display of example code Subscribe to Amazon Prime Video? (Y/N): N Subscribe to Apple TV+? (Y/N): Y Subscribe to Disney+? (Y/N): N Subscribe to HBO Go? (Y/N): Y Subscribe to iQiyi? (Y/N): N Value of sam.subscription ["NetFlix", "Apple TV+", "HBO Go"]

Question 2. Define a class that satisfies the following specifications. Class Name Customer Constructor Parameters 1. A string object, name Class Attribute 1. count, integer object, with a default value of 0 Instance attributes 1. name: str 2. subscription: list In the constructor, 1. assign the parameter to the instance attributes of same name. Detail information 2. Increment the class attribute, count, by one. 3. Call the class method get subscription from the Catalogue and assign the returned list to the instance attribute subscription. Example Code sam = Customer("Uncle Sam") Subscribe to NetFlix? (Y/N): Y Console display of example code Subscribe to Amazon Prime Video? (Y/N): N Subscribe to Apple TV+? (Y/N): Y Subscribe to Disney+? (Y/N): N Subscribe to HBO Go? (Y/N): Y Subscribe to iQiyi? (Y/N): N Value of sam.subscription ["NetFlix", "Apple TV+", "HBO Go"]

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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