Consider the following code from our class Time:

@property

def hour$($self$)$:

$"""$Return the hour."""

$$ return self.$\_$hour

$$

@hour.setter

def hour$($self$,$ hour$)$:

$"""$Set the hour."""

$$ if not $(0<=$ hour $<24)$:

$$ raise ValueError$($f$\text{'}$Hour $(\{$hour$\})$ must be $0-23\text{'})$

$$

$$ self.$\_$hour $=$ hour

$$

Group of answer choices

This code defines a read$-$write property named hour that manipulates a data attribute named $\_$hour.

The single$-$leading$-$underscore $(\_)$ naming convention indicates that client code can safely access $\_$hour directly.

Properties look like data attributes to programmers working with objects. Properties are implemented as methods.

All of the above statements are true.