Create an empty `Item` class. Read three inputs: an attribute name (key), its value, and a search query. Use `setattr()` to add the key/value to the object. Use `getattr()` to retrieve the search query (default to ‘Not Found’ if missing).
Line 1: Attribute name to set Line 2: Value for attribute Line 3: Search attribute name
Print 'Result: [value]'.
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price 50 price
Result: 50
These functions allow dynamic manipulation of object state using variable names as strings.
class Item:
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
key = input().strip()
val = input().strip()
search = input().strip()
# Use setattr() and getattr() here
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