python. Consider the follow implementation for the Menultem:class MenuItem:definit_(self, name, isVeggie, price):self.namename%3Dself.isVeggieisVeggieself.priceprice%3DInstances of this class represent an item on a menu and contains three attributes: name (anon-empty str), isVeggie (boolean), and price (positive integer). For exampleMenultem('Beef Stew', False, 15)Write the Python class Lunchltem. Instances of this class represent an item that can alsobe served at lunch, in other words, they are a Menultem with one additional attribute:lunch_price . For example Lunchltem('Tacos', False, 15, 10)In addition, write the function reviseMenu(menuList), where menuList is a Python list thatcontains Menultems and Lunchltem objects. This function performs an audit of eachLunchltem on menuList, making sure that each lunch_price is never more than $10.00. Alunch_price of $12 is changed to $10. An item whose lunch_price is more than 12 is tooexpensive to be offered at lunch; therefore, it must be replaced with a new, equivalentMenultem (that has no lunch price). Items that are not Lunchltem objects are unchanged.The function modifies menuList; it does not create or return a new menu list.IMPORTANT: this function is NOT a method of the Lunchltem class. It is a separatestandalone function. Example:Since there is no legible representation for these classes, the list only shows the type ofobject and the value of the price attributes>>> itemlMenuItem('Beef Stew', False, 15)%3D>>> item 2LunchItem( 'Tacos', False, 12, 9)%3D>>> item3 =LunchItem( 'Steak', False, 20, 20)>>> item4LunchItem('Fried rice', True, 12, 12)%3D>>> myList[item1, item2, item3, item4]>>> myList[MenuItem obj (price:15), LunchItem obj (price:12 lunch_price:9),LunchItem obj(price:20 lunch_price:20), LunchItem obj (price:12lunch_price:12)]>>> reviseMenu(myList)>>> myList[MenuItem obj (price:15), LunchItem obj (price:12 lunch_price:9),MenuItem obj(price:20), LunchItem obj (price:12 lunch_price:10)]

class MenuItem: def __init__(self,name,isVeggie,price): self.name=name…

Write the Python class Lunchltem. Instances of this class represent an item that can also be served at lunch, in other words, they are a Menultem with one additional attribute: lunch_price . For example Lunchltem('Tacos', False, 15, 10)

Write the Python class Lunchltem. Instances of this class represent an item that can also be served at lunch, in other words, they are a Menultem with one additional attribute: lunch_price . For example Lunchltem('Tacos', False, 15, 10)

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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