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Your module should be named “loc.py”.
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Include instance variables for all data about a location (name, summary, details.)
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The constructor should allow creating a location with whatever name, summary,
and details you want, but a newly create Locale has not yet been visited.
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The string representation of a Locale should be its summary if it has not yet been
visited, otherwise it should be a brief message including its name, such as “You are
at Sandy Beach.”
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Include other observer and mutator methods as needed.
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