23.21 LAB: The _str_() methodWrite a_str_0 instance method for the Number class, which returns a string representation of a Number object. The string should be inthe format 'The value is yourNum', where yourNum is the value of the integer attribute from the Number class.Ex: If the input is:723then the output is:The value is 723 main.pyLoad default template...1 class Number:init_(self):self.num = 02def4# TODO: define yourstr () instance method heredef get_num(self):return self.num7.89def set num ( self, num):self.num = num10111213 ifnamemain":==my number = Number()my number.set_num(int(input()))print(my_number)141516

23.21 LAB: The_str_() method Write a_str_) instance method for the Number class, which returns a string representation of a Number object. The string should be in the format 'The value is yourNum', where yourNum is the value of the integer attribute from the Number class. Ex: If the input is: 723 then the output is: The value is 723

23.21 LAB: The_str_() method Write a_str_) instance method for the Number class, which returns a string representation of a Number object. The string should be in the format 'The value is yourNum', where yourNum is the value of the integer attribute from the Number class. Ex: If the input is: 723 then the output is: The value is 723

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