Python help.Write a menu-driven program for Food Court.Display the food menu to a user (Just show the 5 options' names and prices - No need to show the details!)Use numbers for the options and the number "6" to exit. If the user enters "6", your code should not ask any other questions, just show a message like "Thank you, hope to see you again!"Ask the user what he/she wants and how many of them. (Check the user inputs) Keep asking the user until he/she chooses the exit option.Use a data structure to save the quantities of the orders. You should use ArrayLists/Array Bags, or LinkedLists/LinkedBags (one or more of them) to save data. Calculate the price.Ask the user whether he/she is a student or a staff. There is no tax for students and a 9% tax for staff. Add the tax price to the total price.Display(print) the bill to the user. The bill includes:The food itemsThe quantitiesThe cost of themThe total before taxTaxTotal price after tax You can have your own design. The names of functions are also up to your design but the names should show what the functions do. Only display 2 decimal points when displaying all the numbers.Create a class of orders or other needed classes. Use at least one superclass and one or more subclasses and overridden methods. (For example, a Burger class can be a superclass and other types of burgers can be subclasses (the methods related to the price and the name can be overridden). The person class is also a good idea to be a superclass and Staff and Student can be the subclasses (the methods related to the tax can be overridden)Important= Put each part and class in different Python files and import them when you want to use them (use "from" and "import" keywords).Create an object for the Order class to run the code.Print the bill on the screenSave the bill in a file. **************************************************************************************************Sample template:(As I mentioned, these all are samples and you can have your own design and naming.) # Creating an object of the class "Order"class Order: ''' The doc string for this class ''' def __init__(self): self._priceBtax = 0 self._priceAtax = 0 self._tax = 0 def displayMenu(self): ''' The doc string for this method ''' #This is a sample and you can have your own design print("
----------- Food Court -----------") def getInputs(self): ''' The doc string for this method ''' #You need to fill it # Calculate the price before and after tax def calculate(self): ''' The doc string for this method ''' # Print the bill on the console def printBill(self): ''' The doc string for this method ''' # Save the bill in a file def saveToFile(self): ''' The doc string for this method ''' #You need to fill it with open(orderTimeStamp,'w') as fileHandleToSaveTheBill : #Save the bill in the file #hint: it's like printBill but you need to use "write" In a separate file create two objects and run the related methods: from theFileYouSavedOrderClass import Orderif __name__ == "__main__": flag = True while flag: order = Order() order.displayMenu() order.getInputs() order.calculate() order.printBill() order.saveToFile() userInputToContinue = input("Continue for another order(Any keys= Yes, n= No)?") if userInputToContinue.lower() == 'n': print("The system is shutting down!") flag = Flase You should use ArrayLists/Array Bags, or LinkedLists/LinkedBags (one or more of them) to save data. Use at least one subclass and one superclass. Don't forget Doc Strings for the class and all methodsOnly display 2 decimal points when displaying all the numbers.Put at least two outputs (results after you run your code) at the end of your code as a multi-line comment.Don't forget to put your name and a short description of your code on top of your code.Don't forget to test your code with Positive and Negative Testing! = Your code should show an error if you enter invalid inputs.Do not forget to submit TWO output text files (their names should be based on the format mentioned above) with your Python file here. Submit your Python code and TWO output text files here.

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Python help.Write a menu-driven program for Food Court.Display the food menu to a user (Just show the 5 options' names and prices - No need to show the details!)Use numbers for the options and the number &#34;6&#34; to exit.  If the user enters &#34;6&#34;, your code should not ask any other questions, just show a message like &#34;Thank you, hope to see you again!&#34;Ask the user what he/she wants and how many of them. (Check the user inputs) Keep asking the user until he/she chooses the exit option.Use a data structure to save the quantities of the orders. You should use ArrayLists/Array Bags, or LinkedLists/LinkedBags (one or more of them) to save data.  Calculate the price.Ask the user whether he/she is a student or a staff. There is no tax for students and a 9% tax for staff. Add the tax price to the total price.Display(print) the bill to the user. The bill includes:The food itemsThe quantitiesThe cost of themThe total before taxTaxTotal price after tax You can have your own design. The names of functions are also up to your design but the names should show what the functions do.  Only display 2 decimal points when displaying all the numbers.Create a class of orders or other needed classes. Use at least one superclass and one or more subclasses and overridden methods. (For example, a Burger class can be a superclass and other types of burgers can be subclasses (the methods related to the price and the name can be overridden). The person class is also a good idea to be a superclass and Staff and Student can be the subclasses (the methods related to the tax can be overridden)Important=> Put each part and class in different Python files and import them when you want to use them (use &#34;from&#34; and &#34;import&#34; keywords).Create an object for the Order class to run the code.Print the bill on the screenSave the bill in a file. **************************************************************************************************Sample template:(As I mentioned, these all are samples and you can have your own design and naming.) # Creating an object of the class &#34;Order&#34;class Order:         '''         The doc string for this class         '''     def __init__(self):          self._priceBtax = 0          self._priceAtax = 0          self._tax = 0        def displayMenu(self):         '''         The doc string for this method         '''          #This is a sample and you can have your own design          print(&#34;
----------- Food Court -----------&#34;)       def getInputs(self):         '''         The doc string for this method         '''          #You need to fill it      # Calculate the price before and after tax     def calculate(self):         '''         The doc string for this method         '''      # Print the bill on the console     def printBill(self):         '''         The doc string for this method         '''      # Save the bill in a file     def saveToFile(self):         '''         The doc string for this method         '''          #You need to fill it           with open(orderTimeStamp,'w') as fileHandleToSaveTheBill :               #Save the bill in the file              #hint: it's like printBill but you need to use &#34;write&#34; In a separate file create two objects and run the related methods: from theFileYouSavedOrderClass import Orderif  __name__ == &#34;__main__&#34;:    flag = True     while flag:         order = Order()         order.displayMenu()         order.getInputs()         order.calculate()         order.printBill()         order.saveToFile()         userInputToContinue = input(&#34;Continue for another order(Any keys= Yes, n= No)?&#34;)         if userInputToContinue.lower() == 'n':              print(&#34;The system is shutting down!&#34;)               flag = Flase You should use ArrayLists/Array Bags, or LinkedLists/LinkedBags (one or more of them) to save data. Use at least one subclass and one superclass. Don't forget Doc Strings for the class and all methodsOnly display 2 decimal points when displaying all the numbers.Put at least two outputs  (results after you run your code) at the end of your code as a multi-line comment.Don't forget to put your name and a short description of your code on top of your code.Don't forget to test your code with Positive and Negative Testing!  => Your code should show an error if you enter invalid inputs.Do not forget to submit TWO output text files (their names should be based on the format mentioned above) with your Python file here. Submit your Python code and TWO output text files here.

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