HALP Prog question

Create an interface, "IBendable", with one method, "Bend".  Create two classes, "Spoon" and "Arm", that implement "IBendable". "Spoon" will also have an "Eat" method, and "Arm" will also have a  "Raise" method.  Each of these methods prints a message indicating its function.  Write another class with a "Main" method, declaring two objects of type "IBendable", one a "spoon" and another an "arm".  Call the "Bend" method.

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class IBendable:
    def Bend( self ):
        pass

class Spoon( IBendable ):
    def Bend( self ):
        print( "Spoon bent." )
   
    def Eat( self ):
        print( "Spoon ... eat." )

class Arm( IBendable ):
    def Bend( self ):
        print( "Arm bent." )

    def Raise( self ):
        print( "Arm raised." );

if ( __name__ == "__main__" ):
    spoon = Spoon()
    arm = Arm()
    spoon.Bend()
    arm.Bend()

Also, you're a gigantic faggot. /prog/ doesn't exist to do your homework.