File Edit Shell Debug Options Window Helptions & Lists\Lab 4 Solution.pyEnter the current date in the format m/d/yyyy: 10/12/2021NameAgeSeason bornLeap year?James B W BevisHenry BemisRomney WordsworthOsborne CoxSomerset FrisbyRevis JacaraBartlet FinchleyPenthor MulWalter BedekerClegg ForbesJeremy WickwireLuther DongleKlim DokachinArchibald BeechcroftOliver CrangleAgnes GrepWilliam FeathersmithKalin TrosClovis BagwellWallace V WhippleJeff MyrtlebankLatham BineJim Pembry———-7813932118619192IN932517214346306775465827 ∞8T8ONONG1882207229Average age of contact is 40fallsummersummerwinterfallwinterfallspringspringspringwintersummerfallsummerspringfallwinterwintersummerspringsummerwinterspringNoYesYesNoNoNoNoYesYesYesNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoYes After displaying the contact information you will still display the average age of your contacts.You will modify the code that finds the season of the birth month since it is now stored as a string rather than an integer. You CANNOT use a list to process the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use thestring split method since it creates a list.) YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You will have to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the charactersyou want to process. (Hint: You want to process the characters stored from the beginning of the string up to the first space by isolating them in a variable then deciding which season the belong to.) You could convert the stringmonth to its integer equivalent and use the same decision structure you used in the previous lab.You will modify the code that determines whether the year is a leap year or not. You CANNOT use a list to process the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use the string split method since it creates a list.)YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You will have to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the characters you want to process. (Hint: You want toprocess the digits stored after the comma character by isolating them in a variable then converting them to the integer equivalent.You will modify the code that calculates the age of the contact. You will have to pass in the current date to this class method in the same format as the dates coming from the file (e.g. May 3, 1928.) You CANNOT use a list toprocess the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use the string split method since it creates a list.) YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You willhave to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the characters you want to process. (Hint: You have written new code to get the birth month and the birth year, now all you have to do is isolate the day and convertit to its integer equivalent. Now you have all of the pieces to calculate the age.Once you have read all records from the file, created a new object, set the two data attributes and appended the new object to the list, you will pass the list to a function display_contacts that will display the followinginformation in table format with column headings and columns lined up just as in Lab 4:AgeSeasonLeap Year1292YesYesNameHenry BemisPenthor Muletc....SummerSpringThe display_contacts function will ask the user for the current date in the format (month-spelled-out day, year) as shown above. The current date may be any date from the current date to any date in the future. Thedisplay_contacts function will invoke the class methods calculate_age(), find_season() and is_leap_year() for each object in the list and display the information in table form as shown above just as in Lab 4.Your class definition should be in a separate module. You will import that module into your program file. Use names specified below under "You will submit the following in Blackboard".You will have the following data attributes in your class Contact:1. name string2. birthdate-stringYou will have the following methods in your class Contact:1. init method - sets name and birthdate to an empty string - ""2. set_name(string contact_name)3. get_name() - returns a string4. set_birthdate(string contact_birthdate)5. get_birthdate() - returns a string6. find_season() - returns a string7. is leap year() - returns "yes" or "no"8. calculate_age() - takes as input the current date- return an integerYou do not have to pass anything to the find_season, is_leap_year, or the calculate_age methods because the class code has direct access to the private data attributes through the "self" parameter.You will submit the following in Blackboard:Your class definition should be in a separate module named "lab5_class_Lastname.py".Your program source code named "lab5_FirstName_Lastname.py".

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File Edit Shell Debug Options Window Helptions & Lists\Lab 4 Solution.pyEnter the current date in the format m/d/yyyy: 10/12/2021NameAgeSeason bornLeap year?James B W BevisHenry BemisRomney WordsworthOsborne CoxSomerset FrisbyRevis JacaraBartlet FinchleyPenthor MulWalter BedekerClegg ForbesJeremy WickwireLuther DongleKlim DokachinArchibald BeechcroftOliver CrangleAgnes GrepWilliam FeathersmithKalin TrosClovis BagwellWallace V WhippleJeff MyrtlebankLatham BineJim Pembry———-7813932118619192IN932517214346306775465827 ∞8T8ONONG1882207229Average age of contact is 40fallsummersummerwinterfallwinterfallspringspringspringwintersummerfallsummerspringfallwinterwintersummerspringsummerwinterspringNoYesYesNoNoNoNoYesYesYesNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoYes After displaying the contact information you will still display the average age of your contacts.You will modify the code that finds the season of the birth month since it is now stored as a string rather than an integer. You CANNOT use a list to process the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use thestring split method since it creates a list.) YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You will have to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the charactersyou want to process. (Hint: You want to process the characters stored from the beginning of the string up to the first space by isolating them in a variable then deciding which season the belong to.) You could convert the stringmonth to its integer equivalent and use the same decision structure you used in the previous lab.You will modify the code that determines whether the year is a leap year or not. You CANNOT use a list to process the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use the string split method since it creates a list.)YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You will have to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the characters you want to process. (Hint: You want toprocess the digits stored after the comma character by isolating them in a variable then converting them to the integer equivalent.You will modify the code that calculates the age of the contact. You will have to pass in the current date to this class method in the same format as the dates coming from the file (e.g. May 3, 1928.) You CANNOT use a list toprocess the birthdate - you must process it as a string. (You CANNOT use the string split method since it creates a list.) YOU CANNOT USE A LIST TO PROCESS THE BIRTHDATE STRING - YOU MUST PROCESS IT AS A STRING. You willhave to figure out a different way of isolating, or picking off, the characters you want to process. (Hint: You have written new code to get the birth month and the birth year, now all you have to do is isolate the day and convertit to its integer equivalent. Now you have all of the pieces to calculate the age.Once you have read all records from the file, created a new object, set the two data attributes and appended the new object to the list, you will pass the list to a function display_contacts that will display the followinginformation in table format with column headings and columns lined up just as in Lab 4:AgeSeasonLeap Year1292YesYesNameHenry BemisPenthor Muletc....SummerSpringThe display_contacts function will ask the user for the current date in the format (month-spelled-out day, year) as shown above. The current date may be any date from the current date to any date in the future. Thedisplay_contacts function will invoke the class methods calculate_age(), find_season() and is_leap_year() for each object in the list and display the information in table form as shown above just as in Lab 4.Your class definition should be in a separate module. You will import that module into your program file. Use names specified below under &#34;You will submit the following in Blackboard&#34;.You will have the following data attributes in your class Contact:1. name string2. birthdate-stringYou will have the following methods in your class Contact:1. init method - sets name and birthdate to an empty string - &#34;&#34;2. set_name(string contact_name)3. get_name() - returns a string4. set_birthdate(string contact_birthdate)5. get_birthdate() - returns a string6. find_season() - returns a string7. is leap year() - returns &#34;yes&#34; or &#34;no&#34;8. calculate_age() - takes as input the current date- return an integerYou do not have to pass anything to the find_season, is_leap_year, or the calculate_age methods because the class code has direct access to the private data attributes through the &#34;self&#34; parameter.You will submit the following in Blackboard:Your class definition should be in a separate module named &#34;lab5_class_Lastname.py&#34;.Your program source code named &#34;lab5_FirstName_Lastname.py&#34;.

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I have implemented the program in python as per the requirement mentioned in the question.…

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