Create an abstract class named `Shape` that inherits from `abc.ABC`. Attempting to instantiate it directly without any abstract methods might succeed, but the structure is the foundation. Instantiate `Shape` and print its type.
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Print the type of the object.
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Inheriting from ABC prepares a class to act as a blueprint, though it only truly becomes abstract when abstract methods are added.
import abc
# Define the Shape class inheriting from ABC
class Shape:
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Instantiate and print type
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