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Suppose a class of objects named Date has been already written that contains the following members:

member name	type	description
Date(month, day)	constructor	constructs a new date representing the given month and day
d._month d._day	data attributes	attributes to store the month and day
d.month	property	property to get/set the month
d.day	property	property to get/set the day
d.advance()	method	advances to the next day, wrapping to the next month and/or year if necessary
d.days_in_month()	method	returns the number of days in the month stored by your date object
d == other	method	returns True if the two dates have the same state
str(d)	method	returns a string representation such as "7/4" for July 4

Modify your Date class and submit an entire new version of the class with the following changes:

• Add a year property to the Date class so that it represents not only a month and date but also a specific year.
• Add a method is_leap_year that returns True if the given year is a leap year. Leap years are ones that are divisible by 4, except for those that are divisible by 100 but not by 400. For example, 1996 is a leap year, as is 2000; but 1997, 1979, 1700, 1800, and 1900 are not.

You'll also need to modify other methods as appropriate to respond to your new year state. Specifically:

• Modify the constructor to accept a year, month, and day as parameters, in that order.
• Modify the advance method to properly advance the year if you go from December 31 to January 1.
• Modify the days_in_month method to incorporate leap years. Specifically, the month of February has 29 days during a leap year, not 28.
• Modify the __eq__ method to compare the year as well as the month and date.
• Modify the __str__ method to include the year at the start of the returned string, such as "1979/9/19".

Submit the complete new class with all modifications described above.