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3 years ago

What is a relationship between a object and a class?

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Mrrafil [7]3 years ago

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A. An object is an instance of a class. The class is like the recipe to create (multiple) objects.

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date = input('Enter Date: ')

split_date = date.split('/')

month = split_date[0]

day = split_date[1]

if month == '1':

english_month = 'January'

spanish_month = 'Enero'

elif month == '2':

english_month = 'February'

spanish_month = 'Febrero'

elif month == '3':

english_month = 'March'

spanish_month = 'Marzo'

elif month == '4':

english_month = 'April'

spanish_month = 'Abril'

elif month == '5':

english_month = 'May'

spanish_month = 'Mayo'

elif month == '6':

english_month = 'June'

spanish_month = 'Junio'

elif month == '7':

english_month = 'July'

spanish_month = 'Julio'

elif month == '8':

english_month = 'August'

spanish_month = 'Agosto'

elif month == '9':

english_month = 'September'

spanish_month = 'Septiembre'

elif month == '10':

english_month = 'October'

spanish_month = 'Octubre'

elif month == '11':

english_month = 'November'

spanish_month = 'Noviembre'

elif month == '12':

english_month = 'December'

spanish_month = 'Diciembre'

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print(f'International Spanish Form: {International_Spanish}')

Input:

3/5

Output:

US English Form: March 5

International Spanish Form: 5 Marzo

Explanation:

You start by taking input from the user then splitting that at the '/' so that we have the date and the month in separate variables. Then we have an if statement checking to see what month is given and when the month is detected it sets a Spanish variable and an English variable then prints it to the screen.

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