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### `models.py`

Next, let's build our "model", the `GitHubRepo` class. For this, we want to accept three arguments (`name`, `language`, and `num_stars`) and store them as instance variables (using `self`). To have a user-friend way to print our repo information, add a `__str__()` method that prints a message with the three repo parameters. For completeness, see if you can add a `__repr__()` method that returns the Python code needed to recreate this object.
Next, let's build our "model", the `GitHubRepo` class. For this, we want to accept three arguments (`name`, `language`, and `num_stars`) and store them as instance variables (using `self`). To have a user-friendly way to print our repo information, add a `__str__()` method that prints a message with the three repo parameters. For completeness, see if you can add a `__repr__()` method that returns the Python code needed to recreate this object.

{{%expand "You should have something like this:" %}}

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