Objectives:

To practice writing classes

To have some fun

Background: This week we'll be writing a program simulating a demolition derby. For those who don't know, a demolition derby is where the winner isn't the fastest car, but the car that can take a lot of punishment $($being hit by other cars$)$ and still keep moving. In fact, the winner is the last car that is still moving.

Assignment: This program reads from a file that contains the names of the competitors. The results of the crashes are based on random numbers. To make sure that grading works correctly, the user will enter a seed $($which will be used to generate the output from the solution as well as the output from the code submitted$)$ rather than relying on both programs being run at the same time. The code that controls the derby is written. However, it uses a class named Car that is up to you to create.

Required: Create a class named Car. You will need to write the following methods for it:Sample Execution:$5477263512336\mathrm{.}0$ xx$3$ zqy$?$LAB$13\mathrm{.}21\mathrm{.}1$: Demolition Derby$0//100$ACTIVITY$13\mathrm{.}21\mathrm{.}1$: Demolition DerbySubmission InstructionsDownloadable filesma$$n$.$pyandDownload