Create a Plumber class and a Roomba class. You might want to look at a Goomba... An instance of Plumber should be able to squash the Roomba. The Roomba class'should have an attribute name and an instance method called squish(). It should also have a non-public attribute _squashed which should be set to False when the instance is created (i.e. in the __init__() method). Invoking the method squish() should set _squashed to True, You should also override the _._str__() method so that it prints out Hi. ny name ts MAME and I an feeling fine or Hi ny name is NAME and I an squashed depending on the value of _squashed. hetti = Roomba( "Hetti") print(hetti) \# Hi my name is Hetti and I am feeling fine hetti.squish() print(hetti) \# Hi my name is Hetti and I an squashed The Plunber class should have a name and an instance method called squash(). The Plumber class should have a name and an instance method called squash(). The squash() method for the Plumber class should accept a Roonba as a parameter. squash() should then invoke (call) the Roonba 's instance method squish(). Here is an example of how the two classes should work. Which would output the following to the console