Write a Python program that will flip $5$ coins according to the following requirements:

$1.$ The program will use the following as the main script:

from coin import Coin

def main$()$:

coins $=[]$

coin$1=$ Coin$(\mathrm{.}01,$ "heads"$)$

coin$2=$ Coin$(\mathrm{.}05,$ "heads"$)$

coin$3=$ Coin$(\mathrm{.}10,$ "heads"$)$

coin$4=$ Coin$(\mathrm{.}25,$ "heads"$)$

coin$5=$ Coin$(\mathrm{.}50,$ "heads"$)$

coins.append$($coin$1)$

coins.append$($coin$2)$

coins.append$($coin$3)$

coins.append$($coin$4)$

coins.append$($coin$5)$

for c in range$(5)$:

coins$[$c$].$flip$()$

for c in range$(5)$:

print$("$Value: $"+$ coins$[$c$].$getValue$())$

print$("$Face: $"+$ coins$[$c$].$getSide$())$

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

main$()$

Notice what the main script does:

$$ It imports a Coin object.

$$ It then declares an empty list called coins.

$$ It creates five coins: a penny, a nickel, a dime, a quarter, and a fifty$-$cent piece.

$$ Each of the coins starts out heads up on the table.

$$ It adds each of the coins to the coins list.

$$ It then flips each coin in the list

$$ It then prints the value and face of each coin in the list

$$

What you need to do:

$1.$ You need to create a coin.py script that contains a definition for a Coin object.$$ Notice that at a minimum, you will need to create the following methods in your class definition:

a$.\_\_$init$\_\_$ Constructs a new coin with the passed in value and side

b$.$ getSide$$ Returns the side of the coin that is up

c$.$ flip$$ Flips the coin so that a random heads or tails is up

d$.$ getValue$$ Returns the value $/$ denomination of the coin