Python Problem:

Create a program that contains the three classes as follows along with their respective data:

Dwelling:

Variables	Functions
- typeOfDwelling - value - rooms	- printData() - get_dwellingType() - __str__()

House:

Variables	Functions
- address - numOfFloors	- printData() - __str__()

Apartment:

Variables	Functions
- address - apartmentNumber	- printData() - __str__()

House and Apartment should inherit from the Dwelling class and implement their own __init__ method that calls said class on creation.

Each printData() method should be overridden to include the class respective variables (ie, the House class should also print out the address and numOfFloors)

Each __str__() method should be overridden to return (not print) the data as a formatted string when the object is called as a string

get_dwellingType() should return the type of dwelling (house/apartment)

Create two objects, one of type House and one of type Apartment. Call all of their functions and make sure to use main function.