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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 check_status(status, expected, path, headers=None, resp_headers=None, body=None, extras=None):
 """Check HTTP response status is expected. Args: status: HTTP response status. int. expected: a list of expected statuses. A list of ints. path: filename or a path prefix. headers: HTTP request headers. resp_headers: HTTP response headers. body: HTTP response body. extras: extra info to be logged verbatim if error occurs. Raises: AuthorizationError: if authorization failed. NotFoundError: if an object that's expected to exist doesn't. TimeoutError: if HTTP request timed out. ServerError: if server experienced some errors. FatalError: if any other unexpected errors occurred. """

  if status in expected:
    return

  msg = ('Expect status %r from Google Storage. But got status %d.\n'
         'Path: %r.\n'
         'Request headers: %r.\n'
         'Response headers: %r.\n'
         'Body: %r.\n'
         'Extra info: %r.\n' %
         (expected, status, path, headers, resp_headers, body, extras))

  if status == httplib.UNAUTHORIZED:
    raise AuthorizationError(msg)
  elif status == httplib.FORBIDDEN:
    raise ForbiddenError(msg)
  elif status == httplib.NOT_FOUND:
    raise NotFoundError(msg)
  elif status == httplib.REQUEST_TIMEOUT:
    raise TimeoutError(msg)
  elif status == httplib.REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE:
    raise InvalidRange(msg)
  elif (status == httplib.OK and 308 in expected and
        httplib.OK not in expected):
    raise FileClosedError(msg)
  elif status >= 500:
    raise ServerError(msg)
  else:
    raise FatalError(msg)