10.27 LAB: Plant information Given a base Plant class and a derived Flower class, write a program to create a list called my_garden. Store objects that belong to the Plant class or the Flower class in the list. Create a function called print_list(), that uses the print_info() instance methods defined in the respective classes and prints each element in my_garden. The program should read plants or flowers from input (ending with -1), add each Plant or Flower to the my_garden list, and output each element in my_garden using the print_info() function.Note: A list can contain different data type and also different objects.Python for this. LAB10.27.1: LAB: Plant information0/ 10АCTIVITYmain.pyLoad default template.1 class Plant:def _init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost):self.plant_name = plant_nameself.plant_cost = plant_cost245def print_info(self):print('Plant Information:')print('print('7Plant name:', self.plant_name)Cost:', self.plant_cost)1011 class Flower (Plant):def init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost, is_annual, color_of_flowers):Plant._init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost)self.is_annual = is_annualself.color_of_flowers = color_of_flowers1213141516def print_info(self):print('Plant Information:')print('print('print('print('1718Plant name:', self.plant_name)Cost:', self.plant_cost)Annual:',self.is_annual)Color of flowers:',self.color_of_flowers)192021222324 # TODO: Define the print_list() function that prints a list of plant (or flower) objects2526 it name == "_main_":2728# TODO: Declare a list called my_garden that can hold object of type plant29зеuser_string =input()31while user_string != '-1':# TODO: Check if input is a plant or fLower3233Split the user_string input into variables - plant_name, plant_cost, color_of_fLowers, is_annualstore as a pLant object or flower objectAdd to the List my_garden3423352336user_string = input()373839# TODO: Call the print_list() function to print my_gardenmm m m mmm Ex. If the input is:plant Spirea 10flower Hydrangea 30 false lilacflower Rose 6 false whiteplant Mint 4-1the output is:Plant Information:Plant name: SpireaCost: 10Plant Information:Plant name: HydrangeaCost: 30Annual: falseColor of flowers: lilacPlant Information:Plant name: RoseCost: 6Annual: falseColor of flowers: whitePlant Information:Plant name: MintCost: 4

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10.27 LAB: Plant information

Given a base Plant class and a derived Flower class, write a program to create a list called my_garden. Store objects that belong to the Plant class or the Flower class in the list. Create a function called print_list(), that uses the print_info() instance methods defined in the respective classes and prints each element in my_garden. The program should read plants or flowers from input (ending with -1), add each Plant or Flower to the my_garden list, and output each element in my_garden using the print_info() function.

Note: A list can contain different data type and also different objects.

Python for this.

LAB
10.27.1: LAB: Plant information
0/ 10
АCTIVITY
main.py
Load default template.
1 class Plant:
def _init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost):
self.plant_name = plant_name
self.plant_cost = plant_cost
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def print_info(self):
print('Plant Information:')
print('
print('
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Plant name:', self.plant_name)
Cost:', self.plant_cost)
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11 class Flower (Plant):
def init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost, is_annual, color_of_flowers):
Plant._init_(self, plant_name, plant_cost)
self.is_annual = is_annual
self.color_of_flowers = color_of_flowers
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def print_info(self):
print('Plant Information:')
print('
print('
print('
print('
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Plant name:', self.plant_name)
Cost:', self.plant_cost)
Annual:',self.is_annual)
Color of flowers:',self.color_of_flowers)
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24 # TODO: Define the print_list() function that prints a list of plant (or flower) objects
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= "_main_":
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# TODO: Declare a list called my_garden that can hold object of type plant
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user_string =
input()
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while user_string != '-1':
# TODO: Check if input is a plant or fLower
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Split the user_string input into variables - plant_name, plant_cost, color_of_fLowers, is_annual
store as a pLant object or flower object
Add to the List my_garden
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user_string = input()
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# TODO: Call the print_list() function to print my_garden
mm m m mmm

Ex. If the input is:
plant Spirea 10
flower Hydrangea 30 false lilac
flower Rose 6 false white
plant Mint 4
-1
the output is:
Plant Information:
Plant name: Spirea
Cost: 10
Plant Information:
Plant name: Hydrangea
Cost: 30
Annual: false
Color of flowers: lilac
Plant Information:
Plant name: Rose
Cost: 6
Annual: false
Color of flowers: white
Plant Information:
Plant name: Mint
Cost: 4

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