Intermediate Python Assignment 2 Due Date: November 24th by 11:30PM The objective of every assignment is to make sure you practice what we learned throughout the modules to cement your learning. Every...

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Intermediate Python Assignment 2 Due Date: November 24th by 11:30PM The objective of every assignment is to make sure you practice what we learned throughout the modules to cement your learning. Every assignment is based on a real-life scenario to prepare you for a job in the industry. Assignment 1 covers topics that we will cover in module 3 and module 4. A Computer Scientist would like to utilize an OOP program that creates characters for a game. When the program starts it should prompt the user to enter the character name. After the character name is input, the program should create (initialize) a character object that features the name and attack strength. You do not need to program any operations for this object, we simply need to program the attributes (which are name of the character, and attack strength). While the user provides the name of the character, the attack strength will be set based on the number of Python repositories that are currently available (just for fun!). To get the number of Python repositories that are currently available you must make an API call to the GitHub API which we learned about in Module 4 and set the total count to be the attack strength of the newly created character. Next you must output to the Python console, the attack strength and the name of the character so that the user can see them! Lastly, you must implement a unit test to check if the API call is working correctly. You can pick any type of test you like and test anything you like. Deliverables: • Commented Python code file (.py) • Commented Python code test file (separate .py) • Screenshot of git commit logs (remember you must utilize git throughout the development process periodically, I recommend committing every 30 minutes). • All the above-mentioned files must be zipped into one zip file named studentNumber_studentName_Assignment2 and submitted via D2L. 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