in Python...

Write a class. Your class should have an _init_method with two parameters, self and a dictionary. It should store the dictionary in an attribute of self. Your class should have a bigger method with three parameters: self, iteml , and item2. This method should look up item1 and item2 as keys in the dictionary you stored in the _init__0 method. If the value associated with itemi is greater than the value associated with item2 , the method should return itemi : otherwise, it should return item. You can assume that the values of itemi and item2 are keys that are present in your dictionary and that their corresponding values can be compared to each other (for example, they are both numbers, or they are both strings)