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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_id(self):
 """Gets the Id associated with this instance of this OSID object. Persisting any reference to this object is done by persisting the Id returned from this method. The Id returned may be different than the Id used to query this object. In this case, the new Id should be preferred over the old one for future queries. return: (osid.id.Id) - the ``Id`` *compliance: mandatory -- This method must be implemented.* *implementation notes*: The ``Id`` is intended to be constant and persistent. A consumer may at any time persist the ``Id`` for retrieval at any future time. Ideally, the Id should consistently resolve into the designated object and not be reused. In cases where objects are deactivated after a certain lifetime the provider should endeavor not to obliterate the object or its ``Id`` but instead should update the properties of the object including the deactiavted status and the elimination of any unwanted pieces of data. As such, there is no means for updating an ``Id`` and providers should consider carefully the identification scheme to implement. ``Id`` assignments for objects are strictly in the realm of the provider and any errors should be fixed directly with the backend supporting system. Once an Id has been assigned in a production service it should be honored such that it may be necessary for the backend system to support Id aliasing to redirect the lookup to the current ``Id``. Use of an Id OSID may be helpful to accomplish this task in a modular manner. """

        return Id(
            identifier=str(self._my_map['_id']),
            namespace=self._namespace,
            authority=self._authority)