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How do I create a class KitchenStadium, with the following instance attributes:
iron_chefs: a list of Chef objects
challengers: a list of Chef objects
ingredients: a list of strings
battles: a list of Battle objects
The KitchenStadium class should also have the following instance methods:
get_top_chef: Returns the Chef object with the highest win rate (wins divided by total battles for that chef).
get_best_dishes: Returns the Dish objects (over all battles) that received a rating of 10 from all four critics.
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