y in the given image below. : class Team:     def __init__(self):         self.team_name = 'none'         self.team_wins = 0         self.team_losses = 0     def get_win_percentage(self):         return self.team_wins / (self.team_wins + self.team_losses) if __name__ == "__main__":     team = Team()     team_name = input()     team_wins = int(input())     team_losses = int(input())     team.team_name = team_name     team.team_wins = team_wins     team.team_losses = team_losses     if team.get_win_percentage() >= 0.5:         print('Win Percentage: ',(team.get_win_percentage()))         print('Congratulations, Team', team.team_name, 'has a winning average!')     else:         print('Team', team.team_name, 'has a losing average.')

In python and include doctring: First, write a class named Movie that has four data members: title, genre, director, and year. It should have: an init method that takes as arguments the title, genre, director, and year (in that order) and assigns them to the data members. The year is an integer and the others are strings. get methods for each of the data members (get_title, get_genre, get_director, and get_year). Next write a class named StreamingService that has two data members: name and catalog. the catalog is a dictionary of Movies, with the titles as the keys and the Movie objects as the corresponding values (you can assume there aren't any Movies with the same title). The StreamingService class should have: an init method that takes the name as an argument, and assigns it to the name data member. The catalog data member should be initialized to an empty dictionary. get methods for each of the data members (get_name and get_catalog). a method named add_movie that takes a Movie…

Program - Python This is my program for a horse race class (Problem below code) class Race:    def __init__(self,name,time):        self.name = name        self.time = time        self.entries = [] class Entrant:    def __init__(self,horsename,jockeyname):        self.horsename = horsename        self.jockeyname = jockeyname race1 = Race('RACE 1','10:00 AM May 12, 2021')race2 = Race('RACE 2','11:00 AM May 12, 2021')race3 = Race('RACE 3','12:00 PM May 12, 2021') race1.entries.append(Entrant('Misty Spirit','John Valazquez'))race1.entries.append(Entrant('Frankly I’m Kidding','Mike E Smith')) race2.entries.append(Entrant('Rage against the Machine','Russell Baze')) race3.entries.append(Entrant('Secretariat','Bill Shoemaker'))race3.entries.append(Entrant('Man o War','David A Gall'))race3.entries.append(Entrant('Seabiscuit','Angel Cordero Jr')) print(race1.name, race1.time)for entry in race1.entries:    print('Horse:',entry.horsename)    print('Jockey:',entry.jockeyname)    print()…

In C# Use a one-dimensional array to solve the following problem. Write a class called ScoreFinder. This class receives a single dimensional integer array representing passer ratings for NFL players as an argument for its constructor. The test class will provides this argument. The test class then calls upon a method from the ScoreFinder class to start the process of finding a specific rating, which will be provided by the user. The method will iterate through the array and find any matching values. For all the matches that are found, the method will note the index of the cell along with its value. At completion, the method will print a list of all the indices and the associated scores along with a count of all the matching values.