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$[\text{'}$make$\text{'},$ 'model', 'price', 'horsepower', 'seats'$]),$ and data objects car $1$ and car $2,$ write an expression that computes the sum of the price of both cars.

car$1.$price $+$ car$2.$ price

Named attributes are often much easier for a programmer to work with than indices.

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School is a named tuple with fields: name, city, state, and enrollment. Read three strings and one integer from input. Create school$\_$data as a School tuple, and initialize school$\_$data with school$\_$name, city$\_$located, state$\_$located, and enrollment$\_$count as the fields.

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from collections import namedtuple

School $=$ namedtuple$(\text{'}$School $\text{'},[\text{'}$name$\text{'},$ 'city', 'state', 'enrollment'$])$

school$\_$data $=||$

print$($f$\text{'}$School name: $\{$school$\_$data.name$\},$ City: $\{$school$\_$data.city$\},$ State: $\{$school$\_$data.state$\},$ Enrollm