1. Using this website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas Create a named tuple to contain each Gas Concentration data for these columns: Gas, Pre-1750,Recent, Absolute increase since 1750,Percentage increase since 1750. Design a class to hold this named tuple and add necessary dunders to support initialization, string conversion, sorting by a specific column (like 'Recent' for example) and searching.

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1. Using this website:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas
Create a named tuple to contain each Gas Concentration data for these columns:
Gas, Pre-1750,Recent, Absolute increase since 1750,Percentage increase since 1750.
Design a class to hold this named tuple and add necessary dunders to support initialization, string
conversion, sorting by a specific column (like 'Recent' for example) and searching.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Using this website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas Create a named tuple to contain each Gas Concentration data for these columns: Gas, Pre-1750,Recent, Absolute increase since 1750,Percentage increase since 1750. Design a class to hold this named tuple and add necessary dunders to support initialization, string conversion, sorting by a specific column (like 'Recent' for example) and searching.
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  1. Start
  2. Create a list of GreenhouseGasData objects with values for each gas.
  3. Create a GreenhouseGasCollection object and initialize it with the data list.\
  4. Print the GreenhouseGasCollection object using its __repr__ method.
  5. Sort the GreenhouseGasCollection object by the Recent column using the sort_by method.
  6. Print the sorted GreenhouseGasCollection object.
  7. Search for the data of the gas "Carbon dioxide" using the search method.
  8. If the data is found, print it, otherwise print a message saying the data is not found.
  9. Inside the main method, create an object of GreenhouseGasCollection and call the methods by passing necessary data and print the returned value
  10. Stop
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