Define __repr__ for a Person Object

Summary

Implement a __repr__ method for a Person class that returns an unambiguous constructor-like string.

Problem statement

You are given a Person class with name and age attributes. Implement the __repr__ method to return a string in the following exact format: Person(name=<repr-of-name>, age=<age>) Notes: - Use Python's repr() on the name to ensure proper escaping and quoting. - Age should appear as an integer (no extra formatting). - The result should be a single string; this is intended as a developer-facing representation (like how you'd reconstruct the object). This reinforces writing __repr__ that is unambiguous and helpful in debugging.

Task

Implement __repr__ so that repr(Person(name, age)) returns an unambiguous string like "Person(name='Alice', age=30)" — suitable for debugging and recreation.

Examples

Input format

A call to repr(Person(name, age)).

Output format

A single string of the form "Person(name=<repr(name)>, age=<age>)" compared as str(return_value).

Constraints

- Use the provided Person class skeleton. - Implement only the __repr__ method. - Do not change attribute names (name, age).

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