Obiectives: The major advantage of using object$-$oriented programming is that it increases the reusability and readability of programs. After completing the assignment, students will be able to:

Use Classes to create custom objects.

Implement constructors in classes

Understand encapsulation

Combine objects and data structures

Task Description: A sports association has come to you to develop a program to run a soccer league. The program should be a menu operated program. It should be able to create a matchup$/$game schedule, game information, team information, and player information. Initially, this information is read from text files in which data is separated by commas $(,").$ The program should also allow users to create teams, players, coaches, and games from user input.

Team.txt

Name

City

Color

Player.txt

Name

Age

Position

Team

Coach.txt

Name

Age

Experience

Team

Game.txt

Home Team

Away Team

Home Score

Away Score

Create five classes: League, Team, Player, Coach, and Game. These will hold all the above information. League should hold the functionality of the program. The program should be able to display team information, players' information, coaches' information, and game information.

You should validate any input that you prompt from the user e$.$g$.,$ the user enters a negative age value or they enter the name for a team that does not exist. If the user enters an invalid input, the program should continue to prompt the user until it receives a valid input.