Write a program that demonstrates thread cooperation. Suppose that you create and launch two threads, one deposits to an account, and the other withdraws from the same account. The second thread must wait to see if the amount to be withdrawn is more than the current balance in the account. Whenever new fund is deposited to the account, the first thread notifies the second thread to resume. If the amount is still not enough for a withdrawal, the second thread must continue to wait for more funds in the account. Assume the initial balance is $0$ and the amount to deposit and to withdraw is randomly generated.

An example of the program is shown below:

import threading

import random

import time

class Account:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$)$:

self.balance $=0$

self.condition $=$ threading.Condition$()$

def deposit$($self$,$ amount$)$:

with self.condition:

self.balance $+=$ amount

print$($f$"$Thread $1$: Deposit $\{$amount$\}")$

print$($f$"$Balance: $\{$self$.$balance$\}")$

self.condition.notify$()$

def withdraw$($self$,$ amount$)$:

with self.condition:

while self.balance $$ amount:

print$($f$"$Thread $2$: Waiting for deposit"$)$

self.condition.wait$()$

self.balance $-=$ amount

print$($f$"$Thread $2$: Withdraw $\{$amount$\}")$

print$($f$"$Balance: $\{$self$.$balance$\}")$

def depositor$($account$)$:

while True:

amount $=$ random.randint$(1,10)$

account.deposit$($amount$)$

time.sleep$($random$.$randint$(1,3))$

def withdrawer$($account$)$:

while True:

amount $=$ random.randint$(1,10)$

account.withdraw$($amount$)$

time.sleep$($random$.$randint$(1,3))$

account $=$ Account$()$

t$1=$ threading.Thread$($target$=$depositor, args$=($account$,))$

t$2=$ threading.Thread$($target$=$withdrawer, args$=($account$,))$

t$1.$start$()$

t$2.$start$()$

OUTPUT: No "public class" found to execute

How do I fix this? please help.