Update the terrorize$\_$town$()$ methods

Update the terrorize$\_$town$()$ method in all three Monster classes $($Monster$,$ Mutant, and Vampire$).$

The value for population, buildings, and stoplights should never be allowed to go below zero.

Update the Mutant Class

Add an additional method to the Mutant class called rampage$()$ The new method takes two arguments: self and a list of Town objects. It will return a list of Town objects.

In the logic of the method, execute the Mutant object$$s terrorize$\_$town$()$ method on each Town in the list of towns.

The method should also create a new list of Town objects that stores each Town$$s state after they have been terrorized. The method will return that list of updated Towns.

Update the index.py

Comment out all of the existing logic from the main$()$ method in your index.py file.

Create a new instance of the Mutant class and provide a name, height, and weight of your choice.

Create a list of $5$ strings. Each string will hold the name of a town. $($Use any town names you like.$)$

For each town name in your list, instantiate a new object of class Town.

$$ The string value from the list will be the Town object$$s name property.

$$ The Town object$$s population should be a random integer between $10,000-50,000$

$$ The Town object$$s buildings should be a random integer between $100-2,000$

$$ The Town object$$s stoplights should be a random integer between $50-1,000$

Use the Town object$$s describe$\_$town$()$ method to display the town$$s description to the screen.

Store the newly created Town objects in a new list $($a list of objects of class $$Town$).$

Instantiate a new Mutant object.

Now, rampage the towns! Pass the list of towns to the Mutant object$$s rampage$()$ method $($the one you wrote above$).$ Your screen should then display the results of the Mutant object$$s rampage and show that each Town object has been negatively impacted by the monster$$s attack.

Finally, write a loop that sends the Mutant on three rampages. Each subsequent rampage should start with the Town objects$$ state after the previous rampage. $($For example, if Indianapolis starts with a population of $50,000$ then it might have $45,000$ after the first rampage, $41,000$ after the second rampage, and $36,500$ after the third rampage.$)$