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2.3. Write a class called Movie Ticket that inherits from the Ticket class of the previous problem. It should have the following (in addition to all that it gets from the Ticket class): A string field called movie_name A constructor that sets movie_name as well as cost and time Override the_str_0 method so that it returns a string of the form Movie Ticket(, , ), where , , and are replaced with the values of the class's fields. A method called afternoon_discount() that returns a discount of 10 (standing for 10%) if the ticket time falls in the range from 12:00 to 17:59 and 0 otherwise. Test the class by creating a Movie Ticket item, printing it, and calling the afternoon_discount() and is_evening_time() methods. 2.1. Write a class called Restaurant Check. It should have the following: Fields called check_number, sales_tax_percent, subtotal, table_number, and server_name representing an identification for the check, the bill without tax added, the sales tax percentage, the table number, and the name of the server. A constructor that sets the values of all four fields A method called calculate_total that takes no arguments (besides self) and returns the total bill including sales tax. A method called print_check that writes to a file called check###.txt, where ### is the check number and writes information about the check to that file, formatted like below: Check Number: 443 Sales tax: 6.0% Subtotal: $23.14 Total: $24.53 Table Number: 17 Server: Sonic the Hedgehog Test the class by creating a RestaurantCheck object and calling the print_check() method 2.2. Write a class called Ticket that has the following: A field cost for the price of the ticket and a string field time for the start time of the event (assume times are in 24-hour format, like '18:35) A constructor that sets those variables A_str_0 method that returns a string of the form Ticket(, ), where and are replaced with the values of the cost and time fields. A method called is_evening_time() that returns True or False, depending on whether the time falls in the range from 18:00 to 23:59. A method called bulk_discount() that takes an integer n and returns the discount for buying n tickets. There should be a 10% discount for buying 5 to 9 tickets, and a 20% discount for buying 10 or more. Otherwise, there is no discount. Return these percentages as integers. Test the class by creating a Ticket item, printing it calling the is_evening_time() method, and calling the bulk_discount() method