1. What does the __init__() the function do in Python? a) Initializes the class for use b) Is called when a new object is instantiated c) Initialize data attributes to zero when called d) None of the above
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Step 1: The_init_() function in Python is a special method that is called when a new object of a class is instantiated. Show more…
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