This file will be the main module that holds the main program. The purpose of this file is to test the implementation of the class.

$$ In the main module, write $3$ lines of code that creates three InventoryItem objects with the following information:

Item Name Item Count Unit Cost Category

Python for All $1012\mathrm{.}95$ Book

Barbie $156\mathrm{.}95$ DVD

Uno $324\mathrm{.}50$ Game

HINTS:

o The program will be using $3$ assignment statements.

o Each assignment statement will reference the class.

o The values from the table should be passed in when each object is created so the three objects represent the data from the table.

$$ Print the $3$ objects that were created by printing the objects directly. That means to not explicitly call $\_\_$str$\_\_()$ but to just print the object.

$$ After printing the $3$ objects from the table, create one additional InventoryItem object with no fixed data.

$$ For this additional InventoryItem object, use the method you created to ask the user for the item's information.

$$ After creating this object from the user input, print that object directly.

Sample output:

Python for All

Count: $10,$ Cost: $12\mathrm{.}95$

Book

Barbie

Count: $15,$ Cost: $6\mathrm{.}95$

DVD

Uno

Count: $32,$ Cost: $4\mathrm{.}50$

Game

Enter the item name: Advanced Python

Enter the item count: $15$

Enter the unit cost: $23\mathrm{.}90$

Enter the category: Book

Advanced Python

Count: $15,$ Cost: $23\mathrm{.}90$

Book