It must have the following public instance variables:

first$\_$name: string

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first$\_$name: string

last$\_$name: string

dob: datetime.date object

country:string

exp$\_$date:datetime.date object

It must have the following functions:

arguments: all data to populate the

object properties of this class:

first$\_$name, last$\_$name, dob,

country, and exp$\_$date. The

dates should be given as strings in

ISO format and parsed to a

datetime.date object using the

datetime module.

returns: nothing $202324-$COMP$517-$ Programming FundamentalsThe Task

Passports are going digital. The UN has agreed, the new digital

passports will be python objects. You are tasked with

implementing the new passport class file. The special

subcommittee on passport specification has worked tirelessly

to design the following specification, which you must

implement exactly.

All passports must contain basic information $($object

properties$)$ like first name, last name, date of birth, country of

birth, and expiration date. As many passport objects as

required can be created from this one blueprint.

Furthermore, functions $($object methods$)$ need to be created to

check if any given one of these passports is still valid, to check

data for security reasons, and to summarize all data in a

human$-$readable format.

Like a physical passport, digital passports can be stamped on

entry to a country, so the passport will retain a record of all

countries visited. Digital passports don't have exit stamps

$($stamps are only made on entry$).$ The number of overseas visits

will be closely monitored using the sum of squared visit counts;

the score is higher for repeat visits to the same country over

new destinations.

For this assignment, you will create the Passport class in a

file named passport, py$.$