(Solved): Given the class Account, complete the function main2_account that takes a list of Account objects as ...

class Account: "'Class representing a bank account'.' def __init_(self, num, name, holder, balance): self.num = num \# account number self.name = name \# account name e.g. 'saving', 'credit' etc. self.holder $=$ holder \# name of the account holder self.balance $=$ balance \# initial balance def __str__(self): desc = self.name $+{"}^{\prime }s$ account, number $"+\mathrm{str}($ self.num) return desc def deposit(self, amount): self.balance $+=$ amount def is_positive_balance(self): return self.balance $>\theta$ Given the class Account, complete the function that takes a list of objects as a parameter, and prints out the account number and account holder's name of each 'saving' account with a positive balance, as shown below. Example usage: $>>$ acc $=[$ Account $(218911$, "saving', "Cleo", -12.70), Account(315917, 'saving', 'Jo', 10210.40), Account(419918, "investment', 'Amy', 1500.80), Account(518910, "credit', "Jessica', 3000.35), Account(212912, 'saving', 'Patrick', 10100.00) Account(617915, 'investment', 'Damian', 1810.70), Account (418912, "credit', 'Stanley', 4500.65) Account(515913, "credit', "Omar", 6000.25), Account(218919, 'saving', 'Nat', 1900.45), Account(810911," 'credit', "Andrew', 3200.86)] $\gg$ main2_account(acc) output: 315917 Jo 212912 Patrick 218919 Nat