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Explanation

Refresher
1. Declaration: "class class_name():"
2. Constructor: "def __init__(self, var1, var2, ...):"
3. Print: "def __str__(self):"

There are multiple built-in functions in Python that you could use to help you
build and organize your class.

4. Addition: "def __add__(self):" will get called when we use the plus '+' sign
5. Multiplication: "def __mul__(self):"
6. Less Than: "def __lt__(self):"
7. Less Than or equal: "def __le__(self):"
8. Greater Than: "def __gt__(self):"
9. Greater or Equal: "def __ge__(self):"

And much more that you could check out on the official Python Documentation.


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