1. ** USING PYTHON
2. You are going to define a class to keep track of a point in space, its description and provide it the capability to figure out its distance from another point. You may be able to re-use some of the code from your previous work.
3. In your program define a class called GeoPoint that will have the following:
   1. An init (self) method that will create two attributes (variables) called self.lat, self.lon for the location of that point. The init method will also initialize a description attribute (variable) that will start off as the empty string .
   2. A SetPoint(self, lat, lon) method that will set the values of self.lat, self.lon
   3. A GetPoint(self) method that will return a tuple or list with self.lat, self.lon.
   4. A Distance(self, lat, lon) method that will figure out the distance between the objects self.lat, self.lon and lat, lon user parameters passed in.
   5. A SetDescription(self, description) method that will set the objects self.description attribute (variable).
   6. A GetDescription(self) method that will return the objects seldescription attribute.
4. In the main part of your program do the following:
   1. Instantiate (create objects from GeoPoint) the following two locations:
      1. Albuquerque: 35 6' 24.3576'' N, 106 37' 45.0516'' W; 35.106766, -106.629181
      2. Denver: 39 44' 31.3548'' N, 104 59' 29.5116'' W; 39.742043, -104.991531

Name the objects ABQ and DENVER

2. Use the SetPoint and SetDescription methods to set the ABQ and DENVER locations and descriptions.
3. Inside a do another loop do the following:
   1. Ask the user for their location. You can ask for coordinates in separate inputs or ask them for their coordinates in one input with each element separated by a coma.
   2. Use ABQ and DENVER Distance method to find the distance from each to the users location

distanceToOne = ABQ.Distance(lat, lon)

distanceToTwo = DEN.Distance(lat, lon)

3. Tell the user which point they are closest to in this format:

You are closest to which is located at

4. Ask Do another distance calculation (y/n)? and repeat loop if they respond with y; break out of loop for any other response