Consider the following implementation of the Person class:

class Person:

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

$>>>$ john $=$ Person$("$John$")$

$>>>$ john.repeat$()$

'Initialize any value'

$>>>$ john.say$(\text{'}$Hello$\text{'})$

'Hello'

$>>>$ john.repeat$()$

'Hello'

$>>>$ john.greet$()$

'Hello, my name is John'

$>>>$ john.repeat$()$

'Hello, my name is John'

$>>>$ john.ask$(\text{'}$pick up the trash'$)$

'Would you please pick up the trash?$\text{'}$

$>>>$ john.repeat$()$

'Would you please pick up the trash?$\text{'}$

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

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

self.name $=$ name

def say$($self$,$ phrase$)$:

return phrase

def ask$($self$,$ phrase$)$:

return self.say$($f$"$Would you please $\{$phrase$\}?")$

def greet$($self$)$:

return self.say$($f$"$Hello$,$ my name is $\{$self$.$name$\}")$

The Person class needs to be modified to add the method repeat$(),$ which repeats the last thing said. Examples of its functionality are shown in the doctest. Select the line that must be added to the current implementation to so instances of the class behave as shown in the doctest. If no changes are required for a method, select $"$No changes needed"

Group of answer choices

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

$[$ Choose $]$

def say$($self$,$ phrase$)$:

$[$ Choose $]$

def ask$($self$,$ phrase$)$:

$[$ Choose $]$

def greet$($self$)$:

$[$ Choose $]$

def repeat$($self$)$:

$[$ Choose $]$ self.last $=$ self.say$/$ return self.last$+$self.last$/$ return self.say$($f$"$Hello$,$my name is $\{$self$.$name$\}")/$ No changes needed$/$ None$/$ self.last $=$ "initialize any value"$/$ return self.say$($self$.$last$)/$ return last$/$ self,last $=$ phrase$/$ return "initialize any value"$/$ self. last $=$ None