Using Python, answer the following Generate a class called CourtJester().This object should inherit all attributes and methods from Kingdom().Additionally, the CourtJester() object should have:• a class attribute headwear , storing the value 'fool's cap'• a method tell_a_joke() that should return a joke at random from the list providedbelow(Reminder: You imported the random module earlier. Use of a function from that module will likelybe helpful in tell_a_joke() .)N # joke list provided['A clown held the door open for me yesterday. I thought it was a nice jester'How does the court jester address the King of Ducks? Mal'Lard','What did the court jester call the balding crown prince? The Heir Apparent"What do you call a joke made by using sign language? A jester'] QFor this question (and the next one), imagine you want to create a video game with a handful ofcharacters. You want this game to have a royal kingdom theme.Here, define a class Kingdom().This class should have two instance attributes: name and title , which will be stringsspecifying the name and title of the character (in that order).This class will also have a method introduce(). This method should return (not justprint ) a string, similar to:'Hello, my name is Ferdinand, and I am a King.'..where 'Ferdinand' corresponds to whatever is stored in Kingdom() object's name attribute isand 'King' corresponds to whatever is stored in the Kingdom() object's title attribute.N # YOUR CODE HERE

The question asks designing the 2 classes named Kingdom and CourtJester as described. The class CourtJester inherits from the class Kingdom. It asks for providing: a) class Kingdom : members: name and title method: introduce() b) class CourtJester members: headwear method: tell_a_joke()The class Kingdom can be constructed as below. Although the question doesn't ask for taking user input for name and title, the below code has the provision for that also. In case it's needed, we can remove those 4 lines and it would pick the values for name and title from class variables initialization. class Kingdom(): name='Ferdinand' title='King' print("Enter your name:") name=str(input()) print("Enter your title:") title=str(input()) def introduce(self): print("'Hello, my name is ",self.name, ", and I am a ",self.title,".'")The class CourtJester can be constructed as below. While generating the random integer, the end index should be dependent on the size of the jokes list. class CourtJester(Kingdom): headwear="fool's cap" jokesList=['A clown held the door open for me yesterday. I thought it was a nice jester', 'How does the court jester address the King of Ducks? Mal\'Lard', 'What did the court jester call the balding crown price? The Heir Apparent', 'What do you call a joke made by using sign language? A jester'] def tell_a_joke(self): randomInt = random.randint(0,len(self.jokesList)-1) print(self.jokesList[randomInt]) return self.jokesList[randomInt]The complete program would be as below. import random class Kingdom(): name='Ferdinand' title='King' print("Enter your name:") name=str(input()) print("Enter your title:") title=str(input()) def introduce(self): print("'Hello, my name is ",self.name, ", and I am a ",self.title,".'") class CourtJester(Kingdom): headwear="fool's cap" jokesList=['A clown held the door open for me yesterday. I thought it was a nice jester', 'How does the court jester address the King of Ducks? Mal\'Lard', 'What did the court jester call the balding crown price? The Heir Apparent', 'What do you call a joke made by using sign language? A jester'] def tell_a_joke(self): randomInt = random.randint(0,len(self.jokesList)-1) print(self.jokesList[randomInt]) return self.jokesList[randomInt] kd = Kingdom()kd.introduce()cj = CourtJester()cj.tell_a_joke() The output would be as below: