This Python code defines a class `car` and demonstrates the...

This Python code defines a class car and demonstrates the creation of an instance of the class. Here's what the code does:

1. Define a class named car:

• The class has an __init__ method, which is the initializer (constructor). This method is automatically called when a new instance of the class is created.
• The __init__ method accepts three parameters:
  • self (reference to the instance being created),
  • user_id,
  • username.
• Inside the __init__ method, two instance attributes (self.id and self.username) are defined and set to the values of the user_id and username parameters respectively.

2. Create an instance of the car class:

• user_1 = car('001', 'Angela') creates an instance of the car class with:
  • user_id as '001'
  • username as 'Angela'
• When this happens, the __init__ method is invoked, and self.id is set to '001' and self.username is set to 'Angela'.

3. Print the attributes of user_1:

• print(user_1.id, user_1.username) outputs the id ('001') and username ('Angela') attributes of the user_1 instance.

Output:

The output of this code will be:

001 Angela