Write a class from scratch

Define the class Point that has:

• Two attributes, x and y - the coordinates of the point on the plane;
• A constructor that accepts two arguments, x and y, that initialize the corresponding attributes. These arguments should have default value of 0.0;
• A method distance_to_origin() that returns the distance from the point to the origin. The formula for that is \(\sqrt{x^2 + y^2}\).
• A method reflect(), that reflects the point with respect to the x- or y-axis:
  • accepts one argument axis,
  • if axis="x" , it sets the y (not a typo!) attribute to the negative value of the y attribute,
  • if axis="y", it sets the x attribute to the negative value of the x attribute,
  • for any other value of axis, prints an error message.

Note: You can choose to use sqrt() function from either the numpy or the math package, but whichever package you choose, don't forget to import it before starting the class definition!

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To check your work, you should be able to run the following code without errors:

pt = Point(x=3.0)
pt.reflect("y")
print((pt.x, pt.y))
pt.y = 4.0
print(pt.distance_to_origin())

and return the output

(-3.0,0.0)
5.0

# Write the class Point as outlined in the instructions