Using python

Practice with recursion and explore the Python exception hierarchy. Write a Python program that will print each exception class in the hierarchy by starting at the super class and "traversing" the tree. Note that no class will need to be created only one file with a few functions. The file should include the following: A function called print_exception that: i. Accepts a parameter for the class. As we have discussed, it is customer to use as the parameter name when the data type is a class. cls ii. Prints the name of the class iii. Contains for loop that loops through the list of subclasses. Recall that we can "ask" a class for its subclasses with the following statement: for sub in cls.subclasses O: iv. You will need to add a second parameter that is a string, so that you can prefix each class name with a leader "...." and yield output to the similar below Write a main function that will call your print_exception function, passing in the super class of all exceptions Copy your code to the python file shown on Blackboard. Submit your -py file Blackboard. BaseException ....Exception TypeError . . .OSError FileExistsError FileNotFoundError .EOFError .SyntaxError IndentationError . .ValueError . .ArithmeticError . .FloatingPointError .. OverflowError ZeroDivisionError ....SystemExit .KeyboardInterrupt