Begin by creating a class definition, with the following:

The $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ new$\_$month, new$\_$day, new$\_$year$)$ method, which is the constructor for Date objects. In other words, this is the method that Python uses when making a new Date object. It defines the attributes that compose a Date object $($month$,$ day, and year$)$ and accepts parameters to set an object$$s attributes to some initial values.

The $\_\_$repr$\_\_($self$)$ method, which returns a string representation of a Date object. This method will be called when an object of type Date is printed. It can also be tested by simply evaluating an object from the Shell. This method formats the month, day, and year that represent a Date object into a string of the form $\text{'}$mm$/$dd$/$yyyy$\text{'}$ and returns it$.$