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Task 1.1 (12 marks) In UML, class methods and class variables are indicated by an underlined name. Consider the following UML diagram: Date +monthNames: string[12] +getMonthName(number): string +getDaysInMonth(month, year=1): int +is ValidY ear(year): boolean +is ValidMonth(month): boolean +isValidDay(day, month, year): boolean Create the class methods of the Date class: monthNames - a class variable containing a list of all the month names. getMonthName(number) - returns the name of the month where 1 is January, 12 is December, etc. Hint: you may use the class variable, monthNames, to get this name. getDaysInMonth(month, year=1) - returns the number of days in the given month: 31 for the months of January, March, May, July, August, October, and December; 30 for the months of April, June, September, and November; 29 for the month of February if the year divisible by 4 but not 100, unless it is divisible by 400; 28 otherwise. is ValidYear(year) - a class method to return True if the argument year is an int; False otherwise. isValidMonth(month) - a class method to return True if the argument month is an int between 1 and 12; False otherwise. isValidDay(day, month, year) - a class method to return True if the day is between 1 and the number of days in the given month, in the given year. Hint: You may use your getDaysInMonth method to assist you. . Test each of your class methods with at least 3 different cases each. Hint: Remember to call your method using the name of the class such as: Date.getMonthName(1) or Date.isValidDay(29, 2, 2020).Task 2 Consider the UML diagram below. Date +monthNames: string[12] day: int -month: int -year: int +getMonthName(number): string +getDaysInMonth(month, year=1): int +is ValidYear(year): boolean +isValidMonth(month): boolean +isValidDay(day, month, year): boolean init_(day, month, year) _str_(): string It_(other: Date): boolean Complete the non-class members of the Date class: day - attribute to hold the day of month as an int. . month - attribute to hold the month of year as an int. . year - attribute to hold the year as an int. init_- Use the class methods to validate the day, month, and year. If any argument is invalid, raise an Exception with an appropriate error message. str_- Return a string in the format "[day] [month name], [year]", such as "18 February, 2021". Hint: You may call your class method getMonthName(number) to help you write this method. _It_- This magic method overloads the less than operator <. the method must return true if self represents a date that is less than other false otherwise. test your class using following code: d1="Date(18," d2="Date(3," d2: print elif d1: more else: equal to you should receive output: february march construct different invalid dates and use exception handling prevent code from crashing display error messages>
