In this question you will complete the FootballTeam class, which is constructed with name, number of played games, number of games won, number of games drawn, number of games lost,

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In this question you will complete the FootballTeam class, which is constructed with name, number of played games, number of games won, number of games drawn, number of games lost, number of scored goals, number of conceded goals and total points. In that question you will read football game scores from a file called "scores.txt" (you can assume it always exists). An object of class FootballTeam must be created for all teams in that file. The format of "scores.txt" is as follows (the following is just an example): TeamA TeamB 3 2 TeamA TeamC 2 0 TeamC TeamB 2 1   This means, TeamA won against TeamB by scoring 3 goals versus 2. From this game TeamA obtains 3 points (each win is 3 points) and TeamB obtains 0 points (each lose is 0 points). In the second game TeamA defeated TeamC 2 to 0, and received another 3 points, whereas TeamC received 0 points. Finally, TeamC and TeamB had a draw in the last game and each received 1 point (each draw is 1 point). As a result TeamA obtained the following statistics: - 2 games played, (GP) - 2 games won, (W) - 0 draws, (D) - 0 games lost, (L) - 5 goals scored, (GS) - 2 goals conceded, (GC) - 6 points. (PO) After creating the objects you will create a file called "standingTable.txt" and write the standing table of the given fixture which is “scores.txt”. When creating the standings table, you should create it in descending order according to the total points of the teams. The format of each line is as follows: [ranking.] [name of club] [GP] [W] [D] [L] [GS] [GC] [PO]newline The resulting file will look like this: 1. TeamA 2 2 0 0 5 2 6 2. TeamC 2 1 0 1 2 3 3 3. TeamB 2 0 0 2 3 5 0 You don't know how many teams or games exist in the file. Teams are not guaranteed to play the same number of games.

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