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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_network(self, compute):
 """ Check that the VM is in the same subnet as the local server """


        try:
            vm_interfaces = yield from compute.interfaces()
            vm_interface_netmask = None
            for interface in vm_interfaces:
                if interface["ip_address"] == self.ip_address:
                    vm_interface_netmask = interface["netmask"]
                    break
            if vm_interface_netmask:
                vm_network = ipaddress.ip_interface("{}/{}".format(compute.host_ip, vm_interface_netmask)).network
                for compute_id in self._controller.computes:
                    if compute_id == "local":
                        compute = self._controller.get_compute(compute_id)
                        interfaces = yield from compute.interfaces()
                        netmask = None
                        for interface in interfaces:
                            if interface["ip_address"] == compute.host_ip:
                                netmask = interface["netmask"]
                                break
                        if netmask:
                            compute_network = ipaddress.ip_interface("{}/{}".format(compute.host_ip, netmask)).network
                            if vm_network.compare_networks(compute_network) != 0:
                                msg = "The GNS3 VM ({}) is not on the same network as the {} server ({}), please make sure the local server binding is in the same network as the GNS3 VM".format(
                                    vm_network, compute_id, compute_network)
                                self._controller.notification.emit("log.warning", {"message": msg})
        except ComputeError as e:
            log.warning("Could not check the VM is in the same subnet as the local server: {}".format(e))