input: Write a function named `Movie` that constructs an object to store movie information including the name, year of release, genre, and rating. The function should have an initializer (`__init__` method) that takes the name, release_year, genre, and rating as parameters and assigns them to instance variables. If a movie object is created with the name "Interstellar", release year "2014", genre "Sci-Fi", and rating "8.4", it should print the movie's name, release year, genre, and rating.
  
  
  class Movie:
      def __init__(self, name, release_year, genre, rating):
          self.name = name
          self.release_year = release_year
          self.genre = genre
          self.rating = rating
  
  assert Movie("Interstellar", 2014, "Sci-Fi", 8.4).name == "Interstellar"
  assert Movie("Interstellar", 2014, "Sci-Fi", 8.4).release_year == 2014
  assert Movie("Interstellar", 2014, "Sci-Fi", 8.4).genre == "Sci-Fi"
  assert Movie("Interstellar", 2014, "Sci-Fi", 8.4).rating == 8.4
  
  assert Movie("The Matrix", 1999, "Action", 8.7).name == "The Matrix"
  assert Movie("The Matrix", 1999, "Action", 8.7).release_year == 1999
  assert Movie("The Matrix", 1999, "Action", 8.7).genre == "Action"
  assert Movie("The Matrix", 1999, "Action", 8.7).rating == 8.7
  
  movie = Movie("Interstellar", 2014, "Sci-Fi", 8.4)
  print(movie.name, movie.release_year, movie.genre, movie.rating)
  
output: 
  def __init__(self, name, release_year, genre, rating):
      self.name = name
      self.release_year = release_year
      self.genre = genre
      self.rating = rating
  