write a program in python

Design a class named Person that holds the following information about a person in attributes: first name (string) last name (string) email address (string) telephone number (string) Next, design a class Instructor that is a subclass of the Person class. The Instructor class should have the following additional attributes: faculty ID (string) teaching load in credits (integer) office room number (string) mail stop code (integer) teach summers (boolean) displayInstructor() as a method to output all attributes in a useful format Once you have designed the class and subclass, write a module [login to view URL] to hold the class definitions so they can be imported into other programs. Next, write a function that prompts the user to enter all relevant instructor data: first name, last name, street address, telephone number, faculty ID, teaching load, office room number, mail stop code, email address, and whether they teach summers or not. Your program should call the function two times to instantiate two objects based on the Instructor class using the data provided by the user. Call the displayInstructor() method to display all relevant data for each object. Additional instructions: Add input validation to prevent any GIGO logic errors and empty input. Add exception handling to prevent a runtime error if the user enters a non-numeric or floating-point value for the numeric fields. Display an appropriate message. Add exception handling to prevent all other runtime errors and display the default error message.