Create a dog class with __init__() without arguments The __init__ (self) method initializes the object's state(s). Like methods, a constructor also contains a collection of statements(i.e. instructions) during object creation. The (__init__(self) ) method is the first statement when creating an object of a class (instantiation) In this class (Cat) there are two more functions (aka methods): def say_hi(self): print(self.name,meow) def __str__(self): return f'cat names is {self.name}' # __str__(self) is a "special" function used to display the object attributes (i.e. name) - Create two objects (p1, p2) as (Lucy, Kitty) - Create a condition to create an object p3 and print(p3) (for example) x = 5 if x == 5: p3 = Dog2() p3.name = Blackie print(p3) Result: Lucy meow Kitty meow cat name is Blackie