Create a class in python called BankAccount with the following attributes:

Variables

balance

transaction_history

Methods

get_balance

set balance (balance)

get_transaction_history set_transaction_history (transaction_history)

get_avg_transaction deposit (amount)

withdraw (amount)

• The __init__ method should take an initial balance and default to 0 if nothing is entered transaction_history should be initialized as blank list.
• Setup the get_balance, set_balance, get_transaction_history, and set_transaction_history methods as getters and setters for their respective variables. set_balance method should assert that whatever balance is being set is greater than -1 deposit method should assert that whatever amount thats given is greater than 0. withdraw method should assert that whatever amount is being withdrawn is not greater than balance. Above methods should ensure that an integer is passed, and if not then raise a TypeError along with a message You must enter a number . The transaction_history variable should be a list that records every transaction that is made (i.e., when an amount is deposited, append the deposited amount, when an amount is withdrawn, append the negative withdrawn amount). Ex. [ 100, -100, 200, -50]
• get_avg_transaction method should first assert that the transac>on_history is not empty. From there it should cycle through the history, adding up all of the numbers, and then find and return the average

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Ex. from your_py_file_name import BankAccount

Ex. from your_py_file_name import BankAccount from Lab5_Error_handling import BankAccount Run the test file to check your answer! Below is the output: Creating the bank account: Getting the average transactions (first tine) Error: No transactions have been made Depositing money Error: Not greater than Depositing money You must enter a number Withdrawing money You must enter a number Withdrawing money Error: Not greater than the balance Getting the average transactions (second tine) 50.0 Balance: 200