Problem Statement:

Create a Python class

that represents an individual with the following attributes:

$-\backslash (\backslash$quad $\backslash )$ a string representing the person's first name

$$ a string representing the person's last name

$-$ : an integer representing the person's age

Requirements:

$-$ Create a file that contains the Person class.

$-$ The Person class should have a constructor $($initializer$)$ that takes $,$ and age as arguments and sets the corresponding attribute values.

$-$ The class should have a method that determines if the current instance is a minor $($i$.$e$.,$ under the age of $18).$

Example:

If you create an instance of $|$ with "John", last$\_$name "Doe", and age $25,$ the method should return because John is not a minor. You may use the below code in another Python file $($main$.$py for example$),$ to test your class file:

$```$

## Test Code

from person import Person

people$\_$list $=[$Person$(\text{'}$Robert$\text{'},$ 'Johnson', $15),$

Person$(\text{'}$Bob$\text{'},$ 'Robby', $18),$

Person$(\text{'}$John$\text{'},$ 'Smith', $25)]$

for x in people$\_$list:

age$\_$desc $=$ 'Adult'

if x$.$isMinor$()$: age$\_$desc $=$ 'Minor'

print$($f$"\{$x$.$first$\_$name$\}\{$x$.$last$\_$name$\}$ is a $\{$age$\_$desc$\}")$

$```$

Hint:

Think about how you can define a method that takes the age attribute into account to determine if a person is a minor. You may want to use a simple comparison operator to achieve this.