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This аnd the next twо questiоns pertаins tо writing Python code to help process аnd analyze NFL Superbowl data. Given a text file whose name is 'SBResults.txt' that has the following data (as seen when you open it with Notepad): I,1967,Green Bay, 35, Kansas City, 10II,1968,Green Bay,33,Oakland, 14III,1969,New York Jets, 16, Baltimore, 7 . . . . LVII,2023,Kansas City, 38, Philadelphia, 35LVIII,2024,Kansas City, 25, San Francisco, 22LIX,2025,Philadelphia, 40, Kansas City,22LX,2026,Seattle, 29, New England, 13 The file contains data on all 60 Superbowls, including: the number (I, II, III, ...), year, winning team, winner's score, losing team, and loser's score. Write Python code to create a class called NFL that's a subclass of the list class. Include a method called load() that will open the file, read the file's contents using readlines(), convert each line of data into a sublist, clean the data, and store it in self. The structure of self will look like the following: [ [ 'I', '1967', 'Green Bay', '35', 'Kansas City', '10' ], [ 'II', '1968','Green Bay', '33', 'Oakland', '14' ], [ 'III', '1969', 'New York Jets', '16', 'Baltimore', '7' ], . . . . [ 'LVII', '2023', 'Kansas City', '38', 'Philadelphia', '35' ], [ 'LIVIII', '2024', 'Kansas City', '25', 'San Francisco', '22' ], ['LIX', '2025', 'Philadelphia', '40', 'Kansas City', '22'], ['LX', '2026', 'Seattle', '29', 'New England', '13'] ]
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