$25.$ Gym MembershipCreate a class called GymMembership that takes in the number of Gym Memberships and the type. Using a constructor, define two instance parameters num and gym$\_$type. Assign the values of your parameters to two attributes number and type.Within this class add three methods with the following purpose:Determinerate $==>$ finds the cost of the membership based on the type of membership the user wants. It will store this value in the attribute rate The "bronze" membership is $25$ dollars a month, the "silver" membership is $35$ dollars a month, the "gold" membership is $50$ dollars a month and the "platinum" is $75$ dollars a month.DetermineTotal $==>$ uses the cost of one membership and multiplies it by the number of memberships. It will store this value in an attribute called total. At this gym, customers agree to a one year contract. Therefore the total is going to be for the year and not the month.ReturnTotal $==>$ returns the total cost for the membership.Once you have created your class, create an object based on this class. Use s for the number of memberships and silver for the type of membership. Make sure you call your method to determine the rate BEFORE you call the method to determine the total. Utilize the Return Total method to print the total to