Write the __setattr__ method; its parameters are self (an object from the class Misspelling), name (a strthat may or may not be the name of an attribute), and value (the new value to be bound to theattributename). This method should allow (a) the binding of any attribute names in __init__and initialize_attributes; (b) the rebinding of any attribute name that is already stored in the object. Otherwise (c) if name is not an attribute name and the fix_when_setting attribute is True, then value should be bound to the unique name that most closely matches name (use the listof attribute names returned by closest_matches). if none or more than one attribute names match with the minimum distance (or fix_when_settingis False) then this method should raise a NameErrorexception with an appropriate message. Hint: Use code like the Historyclass example in the notes to ensure all the attribute names in __init__and initialize_attributes get bound correctly. Read the comment beforeinitialize_attributes, which guarantees the last attribute name bound in that method is last