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Object vs Class Basics
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Object vs Class Basics

EasyPython

Problem

Explain what an object and a class are.

For a hands-on response, define a Python class named Box with label and value attributes. Implement create_box(label, value) to instantiate a Box object and return its attributes plus the object's class name.

Input and Output

label is a string and value is an integer. Return a dictionary with label, value, and class_name keys.

Constraints

  • label is a string
  • value is an integer
  • The returned dictionary must contain exactly label, value, and class_name
  • The class name must be Box

Function Signature

def create_box(label, value):
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