Create a `Person` class. Add methods `set_name(self, name)` and `set_age(self, age)` that set the attributes and return `self`. Add a `display()` method that prints ‘Name: [name]\nAge: [age]’. Chain the calls in main: `p.set_name(n).set_age(a).display()`.
A name string and an integer age separated by space.
Print the multi-line profile.
None
Alice 20
Name: Alice
Age: 20
Returning `self` allows subsequent method calls to be chained on a single line, common in builder patterns.
class Person:
# Define set_name, set_age (returning self) and display
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
name, age = input().split()
p = Person()
# Chain methods here
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