Design a basic BankAccount class that has the following attributes and methods: Attributes: 1. owner - The name of the account holder. 2. balance - The current balance of the account. It should start at 0. Methods: 1. deposit (amount): This method should add the specified amount to the balance. 2. withdraw (amount): This method should subtract the specified amount from the balance. If there are insufficient funds, it should print a warning message. 3. display_balance(): This method should print the current balance. Steps: 1. Define the BankAccount class with the specified attributes and methods. 2. Create an object of the BankAccount class with your name as the owner. 3. Deposit some money into your account. 4. Withdraw some money from your account. 5. Display the current balance. Steps: 1. Define the BankAccount class with the specified attributes and methods. 2. Create an object of the BankAccount class with your name as the owner. 3. Deposit some money into your account. 4. Withdraw some money from your account. 5. Display the current balance. Bonus: 1. Add an additional attribute transactions that keeps a list of all transactions. Every deposit or withdrawal should be recorded as a string in this list (e.g., ["Deposited: $100", "Withdrew: $50"]). 2. Add a method display_transactions () that prints all transactions for the account. Hints: 1. Remember to use self to refer to instance attributes and methods within the class. 2. You can use print() statements to display warnings or any relevant information. 1 2 3 4 # Deposit $100 5 alice account.deposit(100) 6 TESCHL93 7 B 10 # Create a bank account for "Alice" alice account = BankAccount ("Alice") 11 # Withdraw $50 alice account.withdraw(50) # Display current balance alice_account.display_balance() 12 13 # If you've implemented the bonus, you can also display transactions: 14 # alice_account.display_transactions() Python