Monster Create a Python program called "monster.py" and define a Monster class. The Monster class should have the following: - An _init _ method that takes the names and the size of the monster and creates and sets instance variables with these values. - An attack0 method that takes the name of the location the monster attacks and prints out a message like: "Godzilla attacks Tokyo". - A reasonable _str method to print a description of a monster. - An __eq method that overloads the == operator so that two monsters are equal if and only if they have the same name and the same size. - An_add_ method that returns a new Monster whose name is the names of the two original monsters concatenated (for example, GodzillaKong) Write test code that demonstrates that all your methods work correctly and print out the results..

1. Monster Create a Python program called "monster.py" and define a Monster class. The Monster
class should have the following: - An _init _ method that takes the names and the size of the
monster and creates and sets instance variables with these values. - An attack0 method that takes
the name of the location the monster attacks and prints out a message like: "Godzilla attacks
Tokyo". - A reasonable _str method to print a description of a monster. - An __eq method that
overloads the == operator so that two monsters are equal if and only if they have the same name
and the same size. - An_add_ method that returns a new Monster whose name is the names of
the two original monsters concatenated (for example, GodzillaKong) Write test code that
demonstrates that all your methods work correctly and print out the results.