Consider a Python class defined as follows, where $\_\_$status is defined as a private instance attribute. Which of the following statements is$/$are correct about this class definition? Please note that there might be more than one correct statement, and you must choose all correct statements to receive full credit for this question.

class House:

$$ num$\_$houses $=0$

$$ house$\_$type $=[\text{'}$SF$\text{'},\text{'}$MF$\text{'}]$

$$ def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ sqft$,$ price, status$)$:

$$ self.area $=$ sqft

$$ self.price $=$ price

$$ self.status $=$ status

House.num$\_$houses $+=1$

$$

$$ @property

$$ def status$($self$)$:

$$ return self.$\_\_$status

$$ @status.setter

$$ def status$($self$,$ val$)$:

$$ if val in House.house$\_$type:

$$self$.\_\_$status $=$ val

$$ else:

$$raise ValueError$(\text{'}$The status of the house can only be $"$SF$"$ or $"$MF$".\text{'})$

house$1=$ House$(1400,140000,\text{'}$SF$\text{'})$

house$2=$ House$(2000,220000,\text{'}$MF$\text{'})$

House.num$\_$houses $+=1$

house$1.$num$\_$houses $+=1$

house$1.$house$\_$type $+=[\text{'}2$F$\text{'}]$

house$1.\_\_$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}$

house$1.\_$House$\_\_$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}$

house$1.$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}$

Group of answer choices

The expression "house$1.\_$House$\_\_$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}"$ will update the value of the private attribute $\_\_$status for object house$1.$

The expression "house$1.$house$\_$type $+=[\text{'}2$F$\text{'}]"$ will update the value of the class attribute "house$\_$type" for all objects of this class, including house$2.$

The expression "House.num$\_$houses $+=1"$ will increment the value of the class attribute "num$\_$houses" for all objects of this class, including house$2.$

The expression "house$1.\_\_$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}"$ will update the value of the private attribute $\_\_$status for object house$1.$

The property called status is a read$-$only property.

The expression "house$1.$num$\_$houses $+=1"$ will increment the value of the class attribute "num$\_$houses" for all objects of this class, including house$2.$

The expression "house$1.$status $=\text{'}$MF$\text{'}"$ will update the value of the private attribute $\_\_$status for object house$1.$