Add three methods to the student class that compare twostudent objects. one method ) should test for equality. a second method ) should test for less than. the third method ) should test for greater than or equal to. in each case, the method returns the result of the comparison of the two students’ names. include a main function that tests all of the comparison operators.
current code is below:
"""
file: student. py
resources to manage a student's name and test scores.
"""
class student(object):
"""represents a student."""
def , name, number):
"""all scores are initially 0."""
self. name = name
self. scores = []
for count in range(number):
self. scores. append(0)
def getname(self):
"""returns the student's name."""
return self. name

def setscore(self, i, score):
"""resets the ith score, counting from 1."""
self. scores[i - 1] = score
def getscore(self, i):
"""returns the ith score, counting from 1."""
return self. scores[i - 1]

def getaverage(self):
"""returns the average score."""
return sum(self. scores) / len(self._scores)

def gethighscore(self):
"""returns the highest score."""
return max(self. scores)

def ):
"""returns the string representation of the student."""
return "name: " + self. name + "\nscores: " + \
" ".join(map(str, self. scores))

# write method definitions here
def main():
"""a simple test."""
student = student("ken", 5)
print(student)
for i in range(1, 6):
student. setscore(i, 100)
print(student)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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