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Fоr the аssignment, yоu need tо write а clаss called "Student". The student class will have four attributes as follows: ID Name Address PSU_campus_location The student class will have the following member functions: __init__() that will initialize the above member variables printInfo() that will print the value of all the attributes. There will be two more classes that inherit the student class, which are called (1) undergraduate and (2) graduate. The undergraduate class will have two more member variables, and they are: Major Minor The graduate class will have two more member variables, and they are: Degree ( it specifies whether it is an MS or Ph.D. degree) Subject (computer science, physic,s etc) Both undergraduate and graduate classes will have a __init__ method that will initialize the member variables that belong to the class and call the parent class __init__ method to initialize the common variables like name, address, etc. Both undergraduate and graduate classes will override or define the functionality of the printInfo() function, where the printInfo should print all the member variables that belong to that class and the common variables that the class has inherited from the parent. To print the variables that belong to the class, you may use the regular Python print() statement, but you must use the parent class provided printInfo() function to print the common variables like name, address, ID, etc. You should create three objects from each class: student, undergraduate, and graduate. Then, use the printInfo() function to print all the attributes associated with the object. Rubric: Creating the member variables in each class as required. (10) __init__ function for all the three classes (30) printInfo() for all three classes. (30) create three objects and call printInfo to show the content (30)