Build a Game Character Stats Tracker

In this lab, you'll build a game character stats tracker. The program will allow you to create a character with specific attributes, update those attributes, and retrieve the current stats of the character. **Objective:** Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab. **User Stories:** 1. Create a class named `GameCharacter` that represents a game character and manages character stats. 2. When instantiated, a new `GameCharacter` object should have the following attributes: - `_name` set to the string given at the moment of the instantiation. - `_health` set to `100`. - `_mana` set to `50`. - `_level` set to `1`. 3. Create a `name` property for read-only access to the character's name. 4. For the `health` property: - Define a getter that returns the current health. - Define a setter that prevents health from being set below `0`, and caps the health at `100`. 5. For the `mana` property: - Define a getter that returns the current mana. - Define a setter that prevents mana from being set below `0`, and caps the mana at `50`. 6. Create a getter for `level` to return the character's current level. 7. Define a method named `level_up` that: - Increases the character's level by 1. - Resets health to `100` and mana to `50` using their corresponding property setters. - Prints a message in the form of `<name> leveled up to <level>!` (where `<name>` and `<level>` should be replaced by the character's name and new level, respectively). 8. Define a `__str__` method that returns a formatted string including: - The character's name. - The character's level. - The character's current health. - The character's current mana. For example, a character named `Kratos`, right after the instantiation, should be represented as the following: ```md Name: Kratos Level: 1 Health: 100 Mana: 50 ``` ## Usage example ```python hero = GameCharacter('Kratos') # Creates a new character named Kratos print(hero) # Displays the character's stats hero.health -= 30 # Decreases health by 30 hero.mana -= 10 # Decreases mana by 10 print(hero) # Displays the updated stats hero.level_up() # Levels up the character print(hero) # Displays the stats after leveling up ```