In this project, you need to implement two classes:

Player, in the file player.py, which encapsulates a (soccer) player. One of the public instance variables in Player is goals which stores the number of goals that the player has scored.

Team, in the file team.py, which encapsulates a soccer (team). By inspecting the main program below and the corresponding output, you should be able to figure out which variables and methods the two classes need

/ Main program:

import random

from player import Player

from team import Team

def main():

random.seed(10)

player1 = Player("Mohamed", "Salah")

player2 = Player("Roberto", "Firmino")

player3 = Player("Luis", "Daz")

player4 = Player("Marcus", "Rashford")

player5 = Player("Harry", "Maguire")

player6 = Player("Christiano", "Ronaldo")

players = [player1, player2, player3, player4, player5, player6]

for player in players:

goals = random.randint(1,5)

player.add_goals(goals)

print(player)

team1 = Team("Liverpool")

team1.add_player(player1)

team1.add_player(player2)

team1.add_player(player3)

print(team1)

team2 = Team("Manchester United")

team2.add_player(player4)

team2.add_player(player5)

team2.add_player(player6)

print(team2)

most_goals_player = team1.most_goals_player()

print(most_goals_player)

most_goals_player = team2.most_goals_player()

print(most_goals_player)

team3 = team1 + team2

print(team3)

most_goals_player = team3.most_goals_player()

print(most_goals_player)

if __name__ == "__main__":

main()

InfoWarningTip

Note that when a team is printed out its players are shown in descending order on the number of goals they have scored. If two or more players have scored equal number of goals, the one that was added first to the team is shown first. One tab-character is printed in each line before the information for each player is shown

InfoWarningTip

Let us assume that players is some kind of a collection of instances of the Player class. In order to sort players in descending order on goals scored, you can use: sorted(players, key=lambda p: p.goals, reverse=True) Here, "lambda p: p.goals" is an anonymous function which returns the value of the goals variable in the instance