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Python please: Please write a code that will have same output as given in above picture. 15.8 LAB: Course information (derived classes) Define a Course base class with the following attributes: - number - course number - title-course title Define a printinfo() method in Course that displays the course number and title. Also define a derived class of feredCourse with the additional attributes: - instructor_name-instructor name - location - class location - class_time- class time Ex: If the input is: ECE287 Digital Systems Design ECE387 Embedded Systems Design Mark Patterson Wilson Hall 231 WF: 2-3:30 pm the output is: Course Information: Course Number: ECE 287 Course Title: Digital Systems Design Course Information: Course Number: ECE 387 Course Title: Embedded Systems Design Instructor Name: Mark Patterson Location: Wilson Hall 231 Class Time: WF: 23:30pm.

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