For the base class Person example provided in the tutorial, if we need to add a subclass for kids on site who attend the daycare in which we keep track of their primary parent, what code segment could implement this subclass and create an instance of it called kid$\_1?$

a$.)$

class Daycarekid:

def $($self$,$ fname, Iname, title, parent$)$:

self.parent $=$ parent

def get$\_$parent$($self$)$:

return "Parent: $"+$ str$($self$.$parent$)$

def set$\_$parent$($self$,$ parent$)$:

self. parent $=$ parent

kid$\_1=$ DaycareKid$(\text{'}$Johnny$\text{'},$ 'Doe', 'kid', 'Jane Doe'$)$

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class Daycarekid$($Person$)$:

def $($self$,$ fname, lname$,$ title, parent$)$:

super$().($fname$,$ lname$,$title$)$

self.parent $=$ parent

def get$\_$parent$($self$)$:

return "Parent: $"+$ str$($self$.$parent$)$

def set$\_$parent$($self$,$ parent$)$:

self. parent $=$ parent

kid$\_1=$ DaycareKid$(\text{'}$Johnny$\text{'},$ 'Doe', 'kid', 'Jane Doe'$)$

c$.)$

class Daycarekid$($Person$)$:

def $($self$,$ fname, lname$,$ title, parent$)$:

super$().($fname$,$ Iname$)$

self.parent $=$ parent

def get$\_$parent$($self$)$:

return "Parent: $"+$ str$($self$.$parent$)$

def set$\_$parent$($self$,$ parent$)$:

self. parent $=$ parent

kid$\_1=$ Daycarekid$(\text{'}$ Johnny', 'Doe', 'kid', 'Jane Doe'$)$