You will be given a task for a new program in python that can help you get started with some basic web development tasks using an external library called BeautifulSoup, which is a Python Library used to parse HTML (HTML) documents. Your task is to create an application that utilizes the requests module from bs4 and Beautiful Soup libraries to scrape cursor-related information about various cursors from multiple online resources and provide this information in JSON format. Your program should: 1. Request a list of websites where you can find more information on different types of custom cursors (without mentioning any specific website names, but hint at their common characteristics like "forums", "tutorials", or "extensions"). 2. Scrape the name and URL of each cursor from these sites using BeautifulSoup's methods to extract data from HTML elements. 3. Use BeautifulSoup library functions to parse the webpages for specific cursors, namely the following: - Adventure Time General Tarsal (https://www.freeicons.net/cursor/adventure-time-general-tarsal) - Bandana Waddle Dee from Kirby (https://kawaii.moe/Kirby-Bandana-WaddleDee/) - Point Patroller Fortnite (http://www.pointpatrol-cursor.com/cursors/PointPatroller-Fortnite) You must use regular expressions to parse the HTML of each site and extract relevant information like cursor name, link, description, and a short description or review. Also, create a unique identifier (UID) for each cursor that combines the website domain and the cursor's specific details. Here is my code so far: '''pytho Parse data from each of the three URLs using BeautifulSoup and requests library to extract information about the cursors listed above. The following constraints must be met in your solution: - Only use Python 3 standard libraries (use `pip install beautifulsoup4` for installing BeautifulSoup). - Provide a function that can be called with the cursor name as argument and returns its UID. - Minimize the amount of hardcoded values, make sure the program is reusable and scalable to handle more cursors later on.