"""
For this set of practice exercises, we will walk you through the creation of a Tile class suitable for use in your
week five mini-project, Memory. This class will model the logical behavior of cards/tiles used in Memory.
Our goal in walking through this design will be to understand the syntactic structure of a Python class in detail
as well as the logic that goes into designing a useful class. In Week 6b, we will use this Tile class to re-implement
Memory in an object-oriented style.

To begin, your first task is to define a Tile class using two lines of Python.
For now, the body of this class should just be a single pass statement to keep Python from throwing an error.
As usual in Python, the body of the class definition should be indented.
"""

# Define an empty Tile class


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# Student adds code where appropriate

# definition of empty Tile class (use pass in the body)

class Tile:
    pass


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# Testing code

print Tile

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# Output of testing code

# <class '__main__.Tile'>