Need help on creating object with class

Need help on creating object with class

I need help on creating an object (a sequence of numbers) in respect to
some parameters of a class. Lets say I typed in to the Python IDLE shell:
SuperLotto = make_lottery_set_type('SuperLotto', 6, (1,50))
#means user can create a 'SuperLotto' with 6 numbers in range of 1 to 50
It would make 'SuperLotto' as a new class instance of a class called
'LotteryGameType'.
This is using the code so far:
class LotterySetError(Exception):
pass
def make_lottery_set_type(name:str, size:int, minmax:tuple):
if minmax[0] > minmax[1]:
raise LotterySetError('Illegal range for tuple')
else:
name = LotteryGameType(name, size, minmax[0], minmax[1])
return name
class LotteryGameType:
def __init__(self, name, set_size, min_set_number, max_set_number):
self.name = name
self.set_size = set_size
self.min_set_number = min_set_number
self.max_set_number = max_set_number
I want to be able to create a sequence of numbers and storing it for later
use so I can use it with things like overload operators (e.g. eq and ne).
I want to be able to type into the Python IDLE shell:
SuperLotto([3, 4, 19, 23, 46, 27])
This would create an object under the parameters of SuperLotto, if not
under parameters of 'SuperLotto' (say more than 6 numbers), it would raise
an error. Any approach would be fine. Does anyone have any ideas on how to
approach this?