Aqua-park

Read the guideline before starting.

You are a visitor of aqua-park. There are several slides with different limitations of height, weight and age. Let's create a system that determines whether a visitor can use the slide depending on the own parameters.

To implement it, create the following classes:

1. IntegerRange class - descriptor for parameters limitations

Its __init__ method takes 2 values and stores them:

• min_amount - min integer accessible value of the visitor's parameter
• max_amount - max integer accessible value of the visitor's parameter

Create __get__(), __set__() and __set_name__() methods. The __set__() method needs to have a logic to validate that the value is between min_amount and max_amount and will be used in Validator classes. Do not forget to check the type of value before setting it. You can raise TypeError or ValueError during validation. Error messages can be skipped.

2. Visitor class that is responsible for the user's personal data

Its __init__ method takes name, age, weight, and height. Visitor does not have any limitations.

3. SlideLimitationValidator class, inherited from ABC class

Its __init__ method takes age, weight, and height. No additional abstract methods are required. This is a base class for Validators, so no validation is needed.

4. ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator and AdultSlideLimitationValidator classes, it's a limitation validators for slides

Aqua-park has two types of slides: for adult and for children.

ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator class and set values:

• age in range of 4 and 14
• height in range of 80 and 120
• weight in range of 20 and 50

AdultSlideLimitationValidator class and set values:

• age in range of 14 and 60
• height in range of 120 and 220
• weight in range of 50 and 120

These classes should be inherited from SlideLimitationValidator. No additional methods are needed here.

5. Slide class

Its __init__ method takes 2 arguments:

• name - string value, slide's name
• limitation_class - one of the SlideLimitationValidator child class which sets restrictions on the use of the Slide. Please note that the constructor should only store the class itself and not instantiate an instance of it.

Create a method called can_access that checks whether a Visitor can use the slide, returning True or False. To validate the Visitor's attributes, create an instance of limitation_class. You don't need to store this instance anywhere. The can_access method should handle all possible errors that may be raised by the limitation_class.

Note: Check your code using this checklist before pushing your solution.