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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 format(self, version=None, wipe=None):
 """Format the tag to make it NDEF compatible or erase content. The :meth:`format` method is highly dependent on the tag type, product and present status, for example a tag that has been made read-only with lock bits can no longer be formatted or erased. :meth:`format` creates the management information defined by the NFC Forum to describes the NDEF data area on the tag, this is also called NDEF mapping. The mapping may differ between versions of the tag specifications, the mapping to apply can be specified with the *version* argument as an 8-bit integer composed of a major version number in the most significant 4 bit and the minor version number in the least significant 4 bit. If *version* is not specified then the highest possible mapping version is used. If formatting of the tag is possible, the default behavior of :meth:`format` is to update only the management information required to make the tag appear as NDEF compatible and empty, previously existing data could still be read. If existing data shall be overwritten, the *wipe* argument can be set to an 8-bit integer that will be written to all available bytes. The :meth:`format` method returns :const:`True` if formatting was successful, :const:`False` if it failed for some reason, or :const:`None` if the present tag can not be formatted either because the tag does not support formatting or it is not implemented in nfcpy. """

        if hasattr(self, "_format"):
            args = "version={0!r}, wipe={1!r}"
            args = args.format(version, wipe)
            log.debug("format({0})".format(args))
            status = self._format(version, wipe)
            if status is True:
                self._ndef = None
            return status
        else:
            log.debug("this tag can not be formatted with nfcpy")
            return None