Implement __str__ for a Point Class

Summary

Create a Point class and implement the __str__ magic method to produce a human-readable coordinate string.

Problem statement

You will implement a simple 2D Point class. The constructor is provided and stores x and y coordinates. Implement the __str__ method so that calling str(instance) returns the string exactly in the format: Point(x, y) - x and y should use their default Python string conversion (so ints, floats, negatives etc. appear naturally). - No extra spaces except a single space after the comma as shown. This helps familiarize you with Python's __str__ magic method for presenting user-facing string representations of objects.

Task

Implement the __str__ method for a Point class so that str(Point(x, y)) returns a readable representation like "Point(1, 2)".

Examples

Input format

A call to str(Point(x, y)) where x and y are numbers.

Output format

A single string of the form "Point(x, y)" (compared as str(return_value)).

Constraints

- Use the provided Point class structure. - Implement only the __str__ method. - Do not print inside the class; return the required string from __str__.

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