Part $3(80$ pts$)$ Create a class

$50$ points:

Create a class called Carprocon.which helps you decide between two cars

The class should have a class$-$wide $($member attribute$)$ variable called budget and set it to $50,000$

The class should have the following instance variables:

price $($a double$)$

model $($a string containing make and model$)$

pros $($an Arraylist$/$or Python list of strings$)$

cons $($an Arraaylist$/$or Python list of strings$)$

propoints $($an Arraylist$/$or Python list of integers$)$

conpoints $($an Arraaylist$/$or Python list of integers$)$

The class should have the following methods

$0.$ A constructor which takes the budget as argument, $[$if you want you can have the constructor also take the make and model $($a string$)$ and the price $($double$)$ so you don$$t need to call setcar if you don$$t want to$]$

setcar takes as input the make and model $($a string$)$ and the price $($double$)$

setpro takes as input a pro for example $$Great gas mileage$$ as well as an integer which $(1-10)$ ie: $10$ being high priority. It adds the pro to the pros list and adds the points to the propoints

setcon takes as input a pro for example $$No warranty$$ as well as an integer which $(1-10)$ ie: $10$ being high priority. It adds the con to the cons list and adds the points to the conpoints

A printit method that prints out the budget, price, model, pros, cons, propoints, conpoints out nicely.

A sum method that takes as argument an arraylist$/$or Python list of integers and returns the sum of them

A Compare method takes as input another car instance c and compares it to the data in this instance and decides what car you should buy. It does this by: