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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def get_processor_status(self, p, x, y):
 """Get the status of a given core and the application executing on it. Returns ------- :py:class:`.ProcessorStatus` Representation of the current state of the processor. """

        # Get the VCPU base
        address = (self.read_struct_field("sv", "vcpu_base", x, y) +
                   self.structs[b"vcpu"].size * p)

        # Get the VCPU data
        data = self.read(address, self.structs[b"vcpu"].size, x, y)

        # Build the kwargs that describe the current state
        state = {
            name.decode('utf-8'): struct.unpack(
                f.pack_chars,
                data[f.offset:f.offset+struct.calcsize(f.pack_chars)]
            )[0] for (name, f) in iteritems(self.structs[b"vcpu"].fields)
        }
        state["registers"] = [state.pop("r{}".format(i)) for i in range(8)]
        state["user_vars"] = [state.pop("user{}".format(i)) for i in range(4)]
        state["app_name"] = state["app_name"].strip(b'\x00').decode('utf-8')
        state["cpu_state"] = consts.AppState(state["cpu_state"])
        state["rt_code"] = consts.RuntimeException(state["rt_code"])

        sw_ver = state.pop("sw_ver")
        state["version"] = ((sw_ver >> 16) & 0xFF,
                            (sw_ver >> 8) & 0xFF,
                            (sw_ver >> 0) & 0xFF)

        for newname, oldname in [("iobuf_address", "iobuf"),
                                 ("program_state_register", "psr"),
                                 ("stack_pointer", "sp"),
                                 ("link_register", "lr"), ]:
            state[newname] = state.pop(oldname)
        state.pop("__PAD")
        return ProcessorStatus(**state)