Given the following custom class (myclass, which of the following statements are TRUE? Select all that apply. class myClass: def _init_(self, code, name): self.code = code self.name - name self.roster = [) def enrol(self, 1st: list[str]) -> None: "*" Add each element of <1st> to the roster once. for item in lst: if item not in self.roster: self.roster.append(1st) O The attribute roster cannot be defined, since it's not a parameter of the initializer. The method enrol is correct. The method enrol is incorrect because it doesn't properly add elements to the roster. The method enrol is incorrect because it doesn't properly ignore duplicate string elements. The method enrol is incorrect because it doesn't return anything. O The initializer is incorrect as it creates more attributes than are passed. The command print(c.roster) prints the list roster, where c is an instance of myClass. The command print(c.roster) prints a memory address, as repr__ or _str_ aren't defined.

Write a class named Library. A library has the following attributes:• name: the name of this library.• employees: a list of LibraryEmployees that work at the library.• books: a dictionary that contains Books as keys. The value paired with each key is either anempty string, or a string representing the name of a person who has checked out the Book.The Library class should have an initializer that MAY accept employees and books as arguments,but doesn’t have to do so. If provided, these values should be assigned to the object’srespective attributes. If not provided, employees and books should begin as an empty list anddictionary, respectively. The value for the name attribute is always provided.The class should also have the following methods:• hire_employee(): takes in a new LibraryEmployee, and adds it to this library’s list ofemployees.• add_book(): takes in a new Book, and adds it to this library’s books (unless the libraryalready has this book). If the library already has the book,…

Write a class named Library. A library has the following attributes:• name: the name of this library.• employees: a list of LibraryEmployees that work at the library.• books: a dictionary that contains Books as keys. The value paired with each key is either anempty string, or a string representing the name of a person who has checked out the Book.The Library class should have an initializer that MAY accept employees and books as arguments,but doesn’t have to do so. If provided, these values should be assigned to the object’srespective attributes. If not provided, employees and books should begin as an empty list anddictionary, respectively. The value for the name attribute is always provided.The class should also have the following methods:• hire_employee(): takes in a new LibraryEmployee, and adds it to this library’s list ofemployees.• add_book(): takes in a new Book, and adds it to this library’s books (unless the libraryalready has this book). If the library already has the book,…

Which of the above choices (A, B, C or D) prints the name of each animal in the animalList object created from a previous question?// Assume that these accessor and mutator methods exist in the Animal class: // public void setAnimalName(String newName) { ... } // public String getAnimalName() { ... }   // A for(int i = 0; i < animalList.length(); i++) {     Animal tempAnimal = animalList[i];     System.out.println(             tempAnimal.getAnimalName()); }   // B for(int i = 0; i < animalList.length; i++) {     Animal tempAnimal = animalList[i];     System.out.println(             tempAnimal.getAnimalName()); }   // C for(int i = 0; i < animalList.length; i++) {     Animal tempAnimal = animalList[i];     System.out.println(             tempAnimal.setAnimalName()); }   // D for(int i = 0; i < animalList.length; i++) {     Animal tempAnimal = animalList[i];     System.out.println(tempAnimal.animalName); }