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To create a parking garage class with Object Oriented Programming(OOP) using Python. Your parking gargage class should have the following methods: - take_ticket - This should decrease the amount of tickets available by 1 - This should decrease the amount of parking_spaces available by 1 - pay_for_parking - Display an input that waits for an amount from the user and store it in a variable - If the payment variable is not empty then -> display a message to the user that their ticket has been paid and they have 15mins to leave - This should update the "current_ticket" dictionary key "paid" to True -leave_garage - If the ticket has been paid, display a message of "Thank You, have a nice day" - If the ticket has not been paid, display an input prompt for payment - Once paid, display message "Thank you, have a nice day!" - Update parking_spaces list to increase by 1 - Update tickets list to increase by 1 You will need a few attributes as well: - tickets - > list - parking_spaces -> list - current_ticket -> dictionary.

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