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Python Two Question: Project Description / Specification Create a class called Jobs. This class is to be instantiated with a query, and is used to fetch information from the web. The class details:

1. __init__ The constructor takes the following arguments (with defaults indicated): a. A string query of what to search for b. Number of results to return (default: 100)

2. salary(). This method takes a single integer argument, a salary, with default of 0. It returns a new Jobs object that only includes jobs with a salary between the min and max. It also returns jobs that do not have any salary information (i.e. min = max = 0). This method is where you will get data from the web.

3. printout(): Prints out all of the jobs found in a human readable format. Make sure to include the title, organization, salary range, all locations, and the url to find the job listing.

4. The following operations must be implemented:

a. __title__: Return the job title as a string

b. __org__: return the organization name as a string

c. __min__ : return the minimum salary as an integer

d. __max__: return the maximum salary as an integer

e. __start__: return the start date as a datetime object

f. __end__: return the end date as a datetime object

g. __locs__: return a list of the locations

h. __url__: return the link to the job listing as a string

5. Include a main program that tests all (!) your method