Use python language

The code below contains a Chatbot class. A Chatbot is an object that can engage in rudimentary conversation with a human. You will be asked to define a subclass that inherits from this Chatbot superclass.

First, run the code below to talk to the chatbot. Then look over the code to make sure you understand it.

Class Chatbot:

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""" An object that can engage in rudimentary conversation with a human. """

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def __init__(self, name):

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self.name = name

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def greeting(self):

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""" Returns the Chatbot's way of introducing itself. """

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return "Hello, my name is " + self.name

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def response(self, prompt_from_human):

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""" Returns the Chatbot's response to something the human said. """

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return "It is very interesting that you say: '" + prompt_from_human + "'"

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# TODO define a class called BoredChatbot

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Your job is to make a subclass called BoredChatbot that inherits from Chatbot, but acts a little differently, in the following way:

A bored chatbot has a short attention span. When the human says something that is longer than 20 characters, it should respond by saying:

zzz... Oh excuse me, I dozed off reading your essay.

If, on the other hand, the human says something with a length of 20 characters or less, then the bored chatbot should respond just like a normal chatbot would.

Note that we are requiring you to use inheritance. Your new BoredChatbot class must be a subclass of the Chatbot class, and your subclass should only implement the things that make it distinct. (See the Inheritance chapter for a review of how this works.)