To create instances of a class representing boxes, we first need to define a class, say Box, with appropriate properties. Based on your request, we can include attributes such as box_number, contents, year, and location. Below is an example implementation of the Box class in Python, followed by the instantiation of the specified boxes.
class Box:
def __init__(self, box_number, contents, year, location):
self.box_number = box_number
self.contents = contents
self.year = year
self.location = location
def __repr__(self):
return f"Box #{self.box_number}: {self.contents} ({self.year}), Location: {self.location}"
# Creating instances of the Box class
box_23 = Box(box_number=23, contents="medical records", year=2016, location="storage closet")
box_21 = Box(box_number=21, contents="lotion samples", year=2018, location="waiting room")
box_07 = Box(box_number=7, contents="flyers about the flu shot", year=2020, location="receptionist’s desk")
# Printing the instances to check their details
print(box_23)
print(box_21)
print(box_07)
This code defines the Box class and creates three instances: box_23, box_21, and box_07, each containing the specified details you provided. The __repr__ method is overridden to provide a nice string representation when printing the instances. When you run this code, it will output the details of each box.