Write an Inventory class with the following receives one additional parameter – an integer representing the maximum number of items in the inventory. This should be saved as a datamember and a list should also be created as a data member. an add_item method that receives one additional parameter, an Item. If there is room in the list, the item should be added to the list. a to_string() method returns a string which main will print as shown by the output below. Write an Item class with the following receives one additional parameter, a string representing the item. Save this as a data member. a to_string() method that return a string that is the item in all CAPS.  (See example below) HINT: You might want to use the .upper() method Here is the main code in case it gets deleted. from inventory import Inventoryimport itemdef main():    things = Inventory(4)    b1 = item.Item(“star”)    print(b1)    b2 = item.Item(“box”)    b3 = item.Item(“lamp”)    things.add_item(b1)    things.add_item(b2)    things.add_item(b3)    print(things)main()# when correct, it prints the following”’STARInventory:STARBOXLAMP”’

What is the second line of out put?

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