Suppose you have the following class that is a helper class for managing access to a Google Cloud environment:

  @dataclass
class
  CloudService:
  auth_provider: GoogleCredentials
  service:
  GoogleServiceProvider
  storage_manager:
  GoogleStorage

  def
  connect(self) ->
  None:
    print("Connecting to the cloud service.")
    credentials
  =
  self.auth_provider.retrieve_credentials()
    self.service.connect(credentials)
    context =
  self.service.get_context()
    self.storage_manager.initialize(context)
    print("Cloud service connected.")

As you can see, the class directly depends on Google-specific classes: GoogleCredentials, GoogleService, and GoogleStorage. You want to remove this direct dependency. However, you can't change the original classes provided by Google. In fact, you don't even have access to the source code of those classes. How do you solve this? Refactor your code to remove the direct dependency.

Compatible Python Versions: 3.8+