Which of the following represents a blueprint or template? 

 Which of the following statements is true?

What keyword is used to define a class?

Statement 1: Instance attributes can be accessed by class name.

Statement 2: Instance attributes are unique to each object.

>>> class Fruit:

>>>    pass

>>> print(Fruit.__name__)

Statement 1: Instance attributes can be accessed by class name.

Statement 2: Instance attributes are unique to each object.

>>> class Leaf:

>>>    color = “Green”

>>>    def __init__(self, color):

>>>        self.color = color

>>> leaf1 = Leaf(“Blue”)

>>> color1 = leaf1.color

>>> leaf1.color = “Orange”

>>> color2 = leaf1.color

>>> color3 = Leaf.color

>>> print(color1+color3+color2)

>>> class SomeClass:

>>>    def __init__(self):

>>>        self.attr1 = “Hello World”

>>> obj = SomeClass()

>>> setattr(obj, ‘attr2′, getattr(obj,’attr1’))

>>> print(obj.attr2)

>>> class Person:

>>>    def __init__(self, name, age):

>>>        self.name = name

>>>        self.age = age

>>>    def birthday(self):

>>>        self.age += 1

>>> p1 = Person(“Smith”, 24)

>>> p2 = Person(“Chris”, 30)

>>> for _ in range(10):

>>>    p2.birthday()

>>> num = p1.age + p2.age

>>> print(num)

>>> from abc import ABC, abstractmethod

>>> class AbstractClass(ABC):

>>>    @abstractmethod

>>>    def some_method():

>>>        pass

>>> ac = AbstractClass()

>>> print(ac)