Question

which line of code will create an instance of the pet class? class pet: def init(self,strspecies,strname): self.species = strspecies self.petname = strname mypeta = pet(dog, spot) mypeta.pet() = dog, spot mypeta = new pet(dog, spot) mypeta = pet(self, dog, spot)

Explanation:

In Python, to create an instance of a class, we call the class name as a function and pass the required arguments (excluding the implicit self). The init method in the pet class takes strSpecies and strName as parameters. The correct syntax to create an instance is to call the class name pet with the appropriate string - valued arguments for species and name. The self parameter is automatically passed by Python when an instance method is called and should not be explicitly passed when creating an instance. Also, Python does not use the new keyword like some other languages (e.g., Java) for object - creation.

Answer:

A. myPetA = pet('dog', 'Spot')