Input values status$1,$ location$1$ and username$1$ are read from input, representing the status, location, and username of a profile.

An element representing a new status is also read from input as new$\_$status. Complete the following tasks:

Assign profile$1$ with an instance of Profile with status$1,$ location$1$ and username$1$ as attributes in that order.

Call profile$1\text{'}$s print$\_$data$().$

Call profile$1\text{'}$s update$\_$status$()$ with argument new$\_$status.

Call profile$1\text{'}$s print$\_$data$()$ again.

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Ex: If the input is:

active

Oregon

tan$-$vulture

busy

then the output is:

Profile data: active, located in Oregon, user tan$-$vulture

Profile data: busy, located in Oregon, user tan$-$vulture

class Profile:

def $($self$,$ status, location, username$)$:

self.status $=$ status

self.location $=$ location

self.username $=$ username

def update$\_$status$($self$,$ new$\_$status$)$:

self.status $=$ new$\_$status

def print$\_$data$($self$)$:

print$($f$\text{'}$Profile data: $\{$self$.$status$\},$ located in $\{$self$.$location$\},$ user $\{$self$.$username$\}\text{'})$

status$1=$ input $()$

location$1=$ input$()$

username$1=$ input$()$

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