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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 _set_network_options(self):
 """ Set up VMware networking. """


        # first some sanity checks
        for adapter_number in range(0, self._adapters):

            # we want the vmnet interface to be connected when starting the VM
            connected = "ethernet{}.startConnected".format(adapter_number)
            if self._get_vmx_setting(connected):
                del self._vmx_pairs[connected]

        # then configure VMware network adapters
        self.manager.refresh_vmnet_list()
        for adapter_number in range(0, self._adapters):

            # add/update the interface
            if self._adapter_type == "default":
                # force default to e1000 because some guest OS don't detect the adapter (i.e. Windows 2012 server)
                # when 'virtualdev' is not set in the VMX file.
                adapter_type = "e1000"
            else:
                adapter_type = self._adapter_type
            ethernet_adapter = {"ethernet{}.present".format(adapter_number): "TRUE",
                                "ethernet{}.addresstype".format(adapter_number): "generated",
                                "ethernet{}.generatedaddressoffset".format(adapter_number): "0",
                                "ethernet{}.virtualdev".format(adapter_number): adapter_type}
            self._vmx_pairs.update(ethernet_adapter)

            connection_type = "ethernet{}.connectiontype".format(adapter_number)
            if not self._use_any_adapter and connection_type in self._vmx_pairs and self._vmx_pairs[connection_type] in ("nat", "bridged", "hostonly"):
                continue

            self._vmx_pairs["ethernet{}.connectiontype".format(adapter_number)] = "custom"
            # make sure we have a vmnet per adapter if we use uBridge
            allocate_vmnet = False

            # first check if a vmnet is already assigned to the adapter
            vnet = "ethernet{}.vnet".format(adapter_number)
            if vnet in self._vmx_pairs:
                vmnet = os.path.basename(self._vmx_pairs[vnet])
                if self.manager.is_managed_vmnet(vmnet) or vmnet in ("vmnet0", "vmnet1", "vmnet8"):
                    # vmnet already managed, try to allocate a new one
                    allocate_vmnet = True
            else:
                # otherwise allocate a new one
                allocate_vmnet = True

            if allocate_vmnet:
                try:
                    vmnet = self.manager.allocate_vmnet()
                except BaseException:
                    # clear everything up in case of error (e.g. no enough vmnets)
                    self._vmnets.clear()
                    raise

            # mark the vmnet managed by us
            if vmnet not in self._vmnets:
                self._vmnets.append(vmnet)
            self._vmx_pairs["ethernet{}.vnet".format(adapter_number)] = vmnet

        # disable remaining network adapters
        for adapter_number in range(self._adapters, self._maximum_adapters):
            if self._get_vmx_setting("ethernet{}.present".format(adapter_number), "TRUE"):
                log.debug("disabling remaining adapter {}".format(adapter_number))
                self._vmx_pairs["ethernet{}.startconnected".format(adapter_number)] = "FALSE"