Write a class named Book whose parent is the generic Python object.
A Book is created from two values, in this order: the book's title (a str) and its page count (an int). Whatever you decide to call the parameters in the constructor's parameter list, every Book object that anybody ever creates must be guaranteed to carry data attributes named exactly title and pages.
b = Book("Dune", 412) print(b.title) # Dune print(b.pages) # 412
You may not use import.