Python A digital clock shows hours $($between $0$ and $23)$ and minutes $($between $0$ and $59).$ Once a minute, it receives a pulse to advance the time. Complete the Clock class, using instance variables for the hours and minutes. $0$ clock.py $1$ ## A simulated digital clock. $2$ # $3$ class Clock: $4$ ## Constructs a clock with both the hours and minutes set to $0.5$ # $6$ definit$\_\_($self$)$: $7789$ # Advances this clock to the next minute. $10$ # $11$ def pulse $($self$)$: $121314$ ## Gets the hours of this clock. $15$ # @return the hours $($between $0$ and $23)16$ # $17$ def getHours $($self$)$: $181920$ ## Gets the minutes of this clock. $21$ # @return the minutes between $0$ and $59)22$ # $23$ def getMinutes $($self$)$: $244$ Tester.py $1$ from clock import Clock $23$ myClock $=$ Clock$()$ for i in range $(100)$ : $5$ myClock.pulse$)67$ print$($myClock$.$getHours$)8$ print$("$Expected: $1")9$ print $($myClock$.$getMinutes$)10$ print$("$Expected: $40")1112$ for i in range $(70)$ : $13$ myClock.pulse$()1415$ print $($myClock$.$getHours$)16$ print$("$Expected: $2")17$ print$($myClock$.$getMinutes$())18$ print$("$Expected: $50")1920$ for i in range $(1270)$ : $21$ myClock pulse$)2223$ print$($myClock$.$getHours$)24$ print$("$Expected: $0")25$ print$($myClock$.$getMinutes$())26$ print$("$Expected: $0\text{'})$