Section 3: Create an object-oriented program

Convert the Baseball Team Manager program from procedural to object-oriented. This shouldn't change the functionality of the code much, but it should make the code more modular and reusable and easier to maintain.

Console

Baseball Team Manager

CURRENT DATE:

CAME DATE:

2021-03-19

2021-3-21

DAYS UNTIL GAME: 2

MENU OPTIONS

1.Display lineup

2.Add player

3.Remove player

4.Move playerj

5.Edit player position

6.Exit player stats

7.Exit program

POSITIONS

C, 1B,2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF,P

Menu option: 1

Player:

1.Tommy La Stella

2.Mike Yastrzemski

3.Donovan Solano

4.Buster Posey

5.Brandon Belt

6.Brandon Crawford

7.ALeX Dickerson

8.Austin Slater

9.Kevin Gausman

POS:

3B

RF

2B

C

1B

SS

LF

CF

P

AB:

1316

563

1473

4575

3811

4402

586

569

56

H:

360

168

407

1380

1003

1099

160

147

2

AVG:

0.274

0.298

0.276

0.302

0.263

0.250

0.273

0.258

0.036

Menu option: 2

First name: Mike

Last name: Murach

Position: C

At bats: 0

Hits: 0

Mike Murach was added.

Menu option: 7

Bye!

Section 3: Create an object-oriented program (continued)

Specifications

Use a Player class that provide attributes that store the first name, last name, position, at bats, and hits for a player. This class should also provide methods or properties that return the player's full name and batting average.

Use a Lineup class to store the starting lineup for the team. This class should include methods that allow you to add, remove, move, retrieve, and edit a player. In addition, it should include a method or property that returns the number of players in the lineup, and an iterator so you can casily loop through cach player in the lineup.

• Use a file named ui to store the code for the user interface.
• Use a file named objects to store the code for the Player and Lineup classes.

Use a file named db to store the functions that work with the file that stores the data.