python assigment

The task is to create a single class for an imaginary game as well as to create code that tests this class and checks that it works. It is possible that a simple singleplayer version of the entire game is given as Exercise 8, and that a GUI version is given as Exercise 10. The Game Battleship The Battleship game is basically as follows: -It consists of two boards, one for each player, of 10x10 router-Each player has 6 ships, one with length 5, two with length 4, two with length 3 and one with length 2-Each player must place his ships out on the board as he wishes. The ships can stand either horizontally or vertically. The ships can not overlap or cross each other.-Then each player should try to shoot down the ships of the other player. In turn, the player says which route he / she is shooting on. The opponent says if he hit a ship and if the ship sank. A player can only shoot on the same route once. The player basically does not know where the opponent has placed his ships.-A ship sinks if all the squares it is in have been shot at by the opponent.-A player loses the game when all his / her ships are sunk. The other player wins. The task The task in Exercise 5 is to create and test the class for a single ship game. A ship has the properties start_x, start_y, direction, length, and the number of hits the ship has taken. A ship shall have the following methods: -A constructor who makes the ship. The designer must take values of all properties except the number of hits as parameters. You can use length 2 and horizontal direction as default values. The number of hits should be set equal to 0. -A __str__ method that creates and returns a string that at least contains the start coordinates, the length and number of hits the ship has taken -A method hits () that registers that the ship has taken a hit by increasing the number of hits property by 1-A method is_sunk that returns True if the ship is sunk and False if it is still floating. You will create this class as well as an if __name__ == __main__: block that tests it by making at least two ships, of different lengths, and shoots them with hits () until they sink, but no longer.