Python programming:

Exercise X$.$ Follow the steps:

Create a class, Triangle. Its $\_-()$ method should take self, angle$1,$

angle$2,$ and angle$3$ as arguments. Make sure to set these appropriately

in the body of the $()$ method.

Create a variable named number$\_$of$\_$sides and set it equal to $3.$

Create a method named check$\_$angles. The sum of a triangle's three

angles is It should return True if the sum of self $.$ angle$1,$ self $.$ angle$2,$

and self.angle$3$ is equal $180,$ and False otherwise.

Create a variable named my$\_$triangle and set it equal to a new instance

of your Triangle class. Pass it three angles that sum to $180($e$.$g$.90,30,$

$60.$

Print out my$\_$triangle.number$\_$of$\_$sides and print out my$\_$triangle.check$\_$angles$().$