Using Javascript Write a script that creates objects for people named Ani, Sipho, Tuulia, Aolani, Hiro, and Xue, such that: Tuulia is the mother of Sipho. Ani and Sipho are married. The children of Ani and Sipho are, in order, Aolani, Hiro, and Xue. Define each of the person objects with as many of the following properties as you can fill in: name, mother, father, spouse, and children. The childrenproperty should have an array value. Also create a method for the person object that allows the spouse property to be changed.

Computational thinking for a software developer/computer programmer is a critical skill that is consistently applied. This lab requires you to develop a solution using Java object-oriented programming that simulates creating and managing a collection of songs. The system manages information about a collection of songs. The system stores the following information (for each attribute, choose any type that you think is appropriate--you must be able to justify the decisions you make): Collection Name: the name for the collections of songs Collection list of songs: the system allows you to create a collection with unlimited songs. You can add the same song multiple times to any given collection. Hence, the collection allows songs to be duplicated Note: other system functionalities can be inferred from the given JUnit test. o NoSystem.out.printlnstatementsshouldappearinit.o NoScanneroperations(e.g.,input.nextInt())shouldappearinit. Instead, declare the method's input parameters as indicated…

PYTHON PROGRAMMING ONLY PLEASE   Use inheritance to create a student object and inherit from your person object. Create your student object with the following attributes and actions:   Major Estimated graduation date Career goal GPA Actions: Change major Calculate years left in school Change career goal Increase GPA Decrease GPA To string   Then Test your objects: Ask the user for the information for person and student  Test each action for the student object and print the results. Print using the to string   Describe the numbers and text you print. Do not just print numbers or strings to the screen explain what each number represents.