Beings from different planets in various galaxies often come to make new homes on the planet Lemuria and are then called Limurians. In fact, everyone on Lemuria previously came from somewhere else. Every now and then Limurians travel back to their original home planet at the rate of limspeed, which is 5000 limmetres per limminute, for a visit. Design, implement and test a Python class, Limurian, to generate objects which represent Limurians on planet Lemuria, with the following attributes/instance variables and class variables: Class variables: - Population, which is initialized to 1500 , is a class variable that keeps track of the total population of the planet Lemuria over time. As new objects are created (i.e., new Limurians come to the planet), the population number is automatically incremented by 1 . Hence, when the first object is created, the population should be changed to 1501 , when the second object is created, the population should be changed to 1502 , etc. - Lim_ID_Generator, which is initalized to 3000, is a class variable that is used to generate the 1 imID (see below) for a new object by increasing the previous ID (3000) by 2 and appending the first three characters of the name of the Limurian. For example, if the name of the Limurian is Shrilim, then the id for Shrilim should be 3002Shr. When the next object is created with the name Bhavlim, its ID would be 3004Bha. Etc. - LIMSPEED, which is set to 5000 , is the number of limmetres per limminute that Limurians travel when going back to their original planet. Instance variables: - 1 imID is 2 more than the value of the class varaible Lim_ID_Generator, with the first three characters of the Limurian's name appended, as described above - limName is the name of the Limurian - distanceFromOrig is the distance from planet Lemuria to the Limurian's original home planet, in limmetres Also include the following methods: - constructor method for the Limurian class - accessor method getLimID to retrieve the ID of the Limurian - accessor method getDistance to retrieve the distance of the Limurian's home planet from the planet Lemuria - mutator method updateDistance to change the distance from Lemuria to the Limurian's original planet - method computeTravelTime to compute the amount of travel time, in limminutes, that it takes a Limuria to travel to and from the Limuria's original home planet - special___tr__method to return the information about the Limurian, including the 1imID,1imName, distanceFromOrig and the time taken to travel to and from their original planet, with appropriate descriptive labels, as shown in the sample output Also include a main function to test the defined class as follows: - create 3 Limurian objects - print information about each Limurian using the __str_ method - update the distanceZromorig of the second Limurian and print the Limurian's ID, the old distance, and the updated distance with appropriate descriptive labels, as shown in the sample output - print th.

1. Beings from different planets in various galaxies often come to make new homes on the planet
Lemuria and are then called Limurians. In fact, everyone on Lemuria previously came from
somewhere else. Every now and then Limurians travel back to their original home planet at the
rate of limspeed, which is 5000 limmetres per limminute, for a visit. Design, implement and test
a Python class, Limurian, to generate objects which represent Limurians on planet Lemuria, with
the following attributes/instance variables and class variables: Class variables: - Population,
which is initialized to 1500 , is a class variable that keeps track of the total population of the
planet Lemuria over time. As new objects are created (i.e., new Limurians come to the planet),
the population number is automatically incremented by 1 . Hence, when the first object is
created, the population should be changed to 1501 , when the second object is created, the
population should be changed to 1502 , etc. - Lim_ID_Generator, which is initalized to 3000, is a
class variable that is used to generate the 1 imID (see below) for a new object by increasing the
previous ID (3000) by 2 and appending the first three characters of the name of the Limurian.
For example, if the name of the Limurian is Shrilim, then the id for Shrilim should be 3002Shr.
When the next object is created with the name Bhavlim, its ID would be 3004Bha. Etc. -
LIMSPEED, which is set to 5000 , is the number of limmetres per limminute that Limurians
travel when going back to their original planet. Instance variables: - 1 imID is 2 more than the
value of the class varaible Lim_ID_Generator, with the first three characters of the Limurian's
name appended, as described above - limName is the name of the Limurian - distanceFromOrig
is the distance from planet Lemuria to the Limurian's original home planet, in limmetres Also
include the following methods: - constructor method for the Limurian class - accessor method
getLimID to retrieve the ID of the Limurian - accessor method getDistance to retrieve the
distance of the Limurian's home planet from the planet Lemuria - mutator method
updateDistance to change the distance from Lemuria to the Limurian's original planet - method
computeTravelTime to compute the amount of travel time, in limminutes, that it takes a Limuria
to travel to and from the Limuria's original home planet - special___tr__method to return the
information about the Limurian, including the 1imID,1imName, distanceFromOrig and the time
taken to travel to and from their original planet, with appropriate descriptive labels, as shown in
the sample output Also include a main function to test the defined class as follows: - create 3
Limurian objects - print information about each Limurian using the __str_ method - update the
distanceZromorig of the second Limurian and print the Limurian's ID, the old distance, and the
updated distance with appropriate descriptive labels, as shown in the sample output - print the
current population of Limurians on the planet with an appropriate descriptive label