class Budget:
def __init__(self, income):
self.income=income
self.expenses = 0
self.categories={}

def get_income(self):
print('Your current income is %i dollars' ,self.income)

def add_expense(self,category,limit):
self.categories[category]=limit
self.expenses+=limit


def check_budget(self):

print('Income is ',self.income,' dollars ')

print('Expenses total',self.expenses,' dollars ')
amountRemaining=self.income-self.expenses
if amountRemaining>0:
print('You are at or under budget.', 'You have ',amountRemaining,'dollars remaining')
else:
print('You are ','amountRemaining,' ,'dollars over budget.' ,'Adjust your expenses')

def adjust_income(self,adjustment):
income+=adjustment

 

Once we've built a class, if we decide we need some sort of specialized functionality, we can create a new class that inherits all of the properties of the first one Let's do that now! V Question 3.2.1 (4 points): Now that you have a functioning class, your next task is to create a second class, EnhancedBudget , that inherits the Budget class. You should create this new class in the same budget. py script. When you're done, there should be two different classes available to be imported from the script: Budget and EnhancedBudget. In this new EnhancedBudget class, do the following: add a new class attribute, transactions . This should be initialized when the EnhancedBudget is created and should default to being an empty dictionary ( {} ). This dictionary will have budget categories as its keys and the values associated with each key will be a list of the transactions (in dollars) logged for that category. add a new class method, 1og_transaction , that takes two inputs: category and amount . Using these two inputs, this method should for the following: 1. Check to see if the provided category is already in the transactions dictionary. 2. If it is, it should append the amount to the list of amounts that already exist in that category. 3. If it isn't already in the transactions dictionary, it should create a new list associated with that category key with the amount as the first entry in th list. With this new attribute and this new method, you should be able to log transactions in your new enhanced budget object! In order to see if your code is working, run the following cell. If everyting is set up correctly, it should output the following: Income is 2000 dollars. Expenses total 1100 dollars. You are at or under budget. You have 900 dollars remaining. Transaction Log: {'Food' : [7, 12. 5], 'Rent': [750], 'Utilities' : [20, 55]}