add$\_$prices

Define a function named add$\_$prices with two parameters each of type Price $($defined in the

provided data.py file$).$ This function must compute and return the sum of the input prices as a # Representation of a price in integer dollars and cents.

class Price:

# Initialize a new Price object.

# input: dollars as an integer

# input: cents as an integer

def $\_($self$,$ dollars: int, cents: int$)$:

self.dollars $=$ dollars

self.cents $=$ cents

# Provide a developer$-$friendly string representation of the object.

# input: Price for which a string representation is desired.

# output: string representation

def $-($self$)->$ str:

return 'Price$(\{\},\{\})\text{'}.$format$(*$args: self.dollars, self.cents$)$

# Compare the Price object with another value to determine equality.

# input: Price against which to compare

# input: Another value to compare to the Price

# output: boolean indicating equality

def eg $($self$,$ other$)$ bool:

return $($other is self or

type$($other$)==$ Price and

self.dollars $==$ other.dollars and self.cents $==$ other.cents$)$new Price object but initialized such that the number of cents is not above $99.$ There are

multiple valid approaches to the implementation of this function including with or without the

use of a conditional statement.