Python 3 please

Problem Solving Information Rebecca has gone to the cat store and wants to buy as many unique types of cats as possible, but she only has $200. To solve her problem with a Python program, she combines all the information she gathers at the store into a table (list of lists) where each row (inner list) represents a cat containing the name of the cat (as a string), the type of cat (as a string), and the price of the cat (as an integer). An small example table of cats is as follows: [['Fido', 'Tabby', 103], ['Spot', 'Ginger', 47], ['Max', 'Tabby', 74], ['Tom', 'Black', 90]] But the real table of cats may be much longer and there could be any number of 'types' of cats. To answer a question that requires a code response, use 4 spaces to represent each indentation level. Do not use the Tab key to indent, as this will not indent and instead move you to the next field. Question 27 2 Marks Write a function good_selection(cats, selection) that takes as input: a table of cats cats as specified above and a selection of cats selection (represented by a list of row indices) and returns as output: True if each cat is a different type and the total cost of the cats is no greater than $200, and False otherwise. For example, if cats is the example table given above then good_selection(cats, [0, 1]) returns True, but good_selection(cats, [0, 1, 2]), because cats o and 2 are of the same type and the total price of the 3 cats exceeds $200. Question 28 Write a function max_types(cats) that takes a table of catscats as specified above and returns the largest number of different types of cats that can be purchased for at most $200. 3 Marks