OOP general programming:In the real world, a man has a mouth. His mouth can do operations like open/close at the man'swill. Another man cannot force a man to do such operations without the man's permission. Forexample, a doctor can examine his mouth and request him to do such operations and he willfollow the doctor's requests after confirming the doctor's identity. For others, he doesn't wantthem to do such operations. Use OOP Designs to make needed classes with methods to meetthose requirements. You can use any language or pseudo- code to write down your results.Please complete jQuery and PHP code to prepare the inputs for model updating.In a form, we have three input boxes for users to type in their choices of courses andsubmit the form without refreshing the page(i.e using ajax request). Here are therequirements:1. User can type in 1, 2 or 3 courses 2. Each choice is case insensitive (also, user can typeanything, in any case or leave it empty) 3. The choices have to contain “calculus”(in anycase, e.g “Calculus” or “CALCULUS”) in one inputbox. 4. Because form onsubmit returns false, the form is submitted through ajax by callingsubmitForm(),add your Javascript/jQuery code inside of this function. 5. The PHP on the server side needsto do the same validation as in Javascript/jQuery to make suredata isconsistent.<form action="/post" onsubmit="submitForm();returnfalse;">Choice A: <input type="text" name="choices[]"/>Choice B: <input type="text" name="choices[]"/>Choice C: <input type="text" name="choices[]"/><input type="submit" value="Submit"/> </form>Finish the Javascript/jQuery and PHP code after each “//add your code after this line”shown below.JQuery:function submitForm(){var $form = $('form'); var url= $('form').attr('action'); //add your code after this line}PHP:class MyController extendsController {public function post(){$inputs = Input::all(); //addyour code after this line//end of add yourcodeif($this->save($inputs)) {return [ 'status'=>'success' ]; } else {return ['status'=>'error', 'errorMessage' => $this->getLastErrorMessage()]; } }}

You will be writing a scheduling application allowing a convention center to schedule events at their location. This program will contain two different classes: Date and Event. Both classes should be defined on their own .py modules.The Date class should have the following attributes: day, month, and year.The Date class should have the following methods: set_date: Takes three arguments: the day, month, and year. Sets the day, month, and year attributes of the object. Do not allow values to be negative, day to be greater than 31, and month to be greater than 12.__str__: Returns a string representation of the date's information in the form “dd/mm/yyyy”. Properties and setters for the attributesThe Event class should have the following attributes:event_date (which should be a Date object)event_namestart_hour: Uses a 24-hour clock, so should be a value between 0 and 23endHour: Uses a 24-hour clock, so should be a value between 0 and 23The Event class should have the following methods:__str__. Return a string representation of all important info about this Event: The name of the event, the start and end times (you can simply print their value i.e. from 14 to 16) and the Date. Properties and setters for the attributes. A constructor which takes a name, start and end hours, and a Date object. Note: For sake of simplicity, each event will only take one day. Each event will also not go over midnight, so start_hour must be less than end_hour. For example, an event that starts at 2pm and ends at 4pm would have a start_hour of 14 and an end_hour of 16. In your program's main function, create a list that holds Event objects. Continually give the user the following choices:Add an Event to the list. Ask the user for the date info (day, month, year) start and end time (the user should enter values between 0 and 23) and the name of the event: If there is already an event in the list on the given date and its time overlaps the event the user is trying to add, print out the info about that event and do not add the new event.Cancel an event: The user will type in the name of the event to cancel. Remove the event from the list (if it exists). View all events: In a loop, print the info of all the events currently planned. Quit

This is the first part of a larger capstone project. I found a dataset that may work for the overall capstone but please let me know if you don't think this dataset will work for the project. I have also included the final capstone project requirements at the bottom of this post so you know if this dataset will work. We need to be able to create a few hypotheses and null hypotheses then try to prove or disprove them. Descriptive analytics and predictive analytics should be performed using SAS. I am open to using a different dataset if you don't think the one i attached will work. Here is the requirement for the first question: In this assignment, you will describe the public dataset and data analytics tools used to analyze your dataset in your Capstone Project. Examples of tools are found in the tools document. Tool instructions can be found in the Course Information section.The report should include:a description about the dataset that you chose;identifying two to three tools or techniques used to analyze your dataset;describing the type of variables (binary, interval);a visual model of your data (i.e., data dictionary);an explanation of the potential of the data within your dataset and what it means for the organization; anddefining future plans to analyze the data within the dataset.-----Final Project - ***This information is in the text below is just so you know what we are working towards.- It is not to be answered for this question. I plan to give you weekly questions to progress the project.-----For your Capstone Project, you will select a public dataset and identify two or three tools to analyze the data for an organization in the United States. The purpose is to show the organization how these tools can be used to analyze data in a project. You submitted your project write-up in Module 5 and a rough draft in Module 6. You will incorporate all feedback from your instructor and submit your Final Report, including a presentation with speaker notes.Your Final Report should include:information about the organization (history, services and products, location, employee size, and revenue) and why you chose it;an explanation about what dataset you selected and why you chose this data;identifying your research null and alternative hypotheses;identifying the tools and techniques you used to analyze the data;addressing security, privacy, and ethical concerns when handling and analyzing the data;explaining your data analysis outcomes and whether you could support your null or alternative hypothesis; (if you did not find support for your alternative hypothesis, what conclusions can you draw about your data?);programming code, and screenshots of data analysis outcomes;uploading your project (code and documents, for example) to your GitHub account and include the link in your project write-up; andthe write-up components submitted in Module 5.