wing code provides the expected output. [addGrandSlams() method should work any number of parameters assuming that the parameter number will be an even number and greater than 1] class Player: total_player = 0 def __init__(self,nam
Design TennisPlayer class which inherit from Player class so that the
following code provides the expected output.
[addGrandSlams() method should work any number of parameters assuming that
the parameter number will be an even number and greater than 1]
class Player:
total_player = 0
def __init__(self,name,country):
self.name = name
self.country = country
def __str__(self):
return 'Name: '+self.name+'\nCountry Name: '+str(self.country)
# Write your codes here.
# Do not change the following lines of code. Order of the year in printing
grand slams doesn’t matter.
p1 = TennisPlayer("Rafael Nadal", Spain)
print("==============================")
p1.addGrandSlams('Wimbledon',2021, 'French Open',2021,'Australian
Open',2020)
print("==============================")
print(p1)
print("==============================")
p2 = TennisPlayer("Andy Murray", 'UK')
print("==============================")
p2.addGrandSlams('Wimbledon',2017, 'US Open',2008,'Australian
Open',2017,'Australian Open',2018)
print("==============================")
print(p2)
print("==============================")
print('Total Players: ', Player.total_player)
OUTPUT:
New Tennis Player Added -Rafael Nadal from Spain
==============================
==============================
Name: Rafael Nadal
Country Name: Spain
Grand Slams:
2021: ['Wimbledon','French Open']
2020: ['Australian Open']
==============================
New Tennis Player Added - Andy Murray from UK
==============================
==============================
Name: Andy Murray
Country Name: UK
Grand Slams:
2018: ['Australian Open']
2017: ['Wimbledon','Australian Open']
2008: ['US Open']
==============================
Total Players: 2
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