Description: Create a class in Python $3$ named Book that has specified attributes and methods.

Purpose: The purpose of this challenge is to practice creating and working with a class, attributes, and methods in Python $3,$ without introducing inheritance or subclassing.

Requirements

Write a class named Book with the following attributes and methods, and save it in a file called Book.py$.$

Attributes:

$\_\_$title: A hidden attribute that stores the book$$s title.

$\_\_$author: A hidden attribute that stores the book$$s author.

$\_\_$year: A hidden attribute that stores the publication year.

$\_\_$status: A hidden attribute that stores whether the book is checked out or available. Default value is $$available$.$

Methods:

$\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ title, author, year$)$: Initializes the title, author, and year attributes when a new Book object is created. The $\_\_$status is automatically set to $$available$.$

check$\_$out$($self$)$: Sets the $\_\_$status attribute to $$checked out$$ if the book is available. If the book is already checked out, it should return a message saying the book is not available.

return$\_$book$($self$)$: Sets the $\_\_$status attribute to $$available$$ if the book is checked out. If the book is already available, it should return a message saying the book is not checked out.

get$\_$info$($self$)$: Returns a formatted string with the book$$s title, author, year, and current status.

Book Collection Program

Create a separate Python file called bookCollection.py$.$ This program will allow the user to create and manage a collection of books.

Prompt the user to enter details about a book $($title$,$ author, year$)$ and create a Book object.

Ask the user if they want to:

Check out the book.

Return the book.

View the book$$s information.

Add another book to the collection.

Store each Book object in a list.

After the user is done adding books, loop through the list and display information for all books using the get$\_$info method.

Sample Output

Welcome to the book collection manager!

This program lets you manage your book collection.

Enter the title of the book: The Hobbit

Enter the author of the book: J$.$R$.$R$.$ Tolkien

Enter the year of publication: $1937$

What would you like to do with this book?

$1.$ Check out the book

$2.$ Return the book

$3.$ View book information

$4.$ Add another book

Choice: $3$

Book Information:

Title: The Hobbit

Author: J$.$R$.$R$.$ Tolkien

Year: $1937$

Status: available

Would you like to add another book? $($y$/$n$)$: y

Enter the title of the book: $1984$

Enter the author of the book: George Orwell

Enter the year of publication: $1949$

What would you like to do with this book?

$1.$ Check out the book

$2.$ Return the book

$3.$ View book information

$4.$ Add another book

Choice: $1$

The book $\text{'}1984\text{'}$ has been checked out.

Would you like to add another book? $($y$/$n$)$: n

Your Book Collection:

Title: The Hobbit

Author: J$.$R$.$R$.$ Tolkien

Year: $1937$

Status: available

Title: $1984$

Author: George Orwell

Year: $1949$

Status: checked out