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Need this program Using Classes , Objects, Save to file, and Printbill Simple python assignment

Write a menu-driven program for Food Court. (You need to use functions!) Display the food menu to a user (Just show the 5 options' names and prices - No need to show the Combos or the details!) Ask the user what he/she wants and how many of it. (Check the user inputs) AND Use strip() function to strip your inputs. Keep asking the user until he/she chooses the end order option. (You can pass quantity1, quantity2, quantity3, quantity4 & quantity5 to save the quantities of the orders) Calculate the price. Ask the user whether he/she is a student or a staff. There is no tax for students and 9% tax for staffs. Add the tax price to the total price. Tax Cupertino 9.000% Santa Clara Display the bill to the user. The bill includes: The food items The quantities The cost of them The total before tax Tax amount Total price after tax You can have your own design but you need to have a main function and get started from the main function. For example: def main(): displayMenu() . . displayBill(..) main() or if __name__ == "__main__": main() The name of functions also up to your design but they should show what the functions do. Only 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 the top on your code. Don't forget to test your code with Positive and Negative Testing! (For more information see this page Testing)

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//output

//copyable code

# display menu
def menu_show(Items_menu):
i1 = 1
print("Item Name\t Price")

for menu_Item in Items_menu:
print(str(i1) + ". " + str(menu_Item[0]) + "\t " + str(menu_Item[1]))
i1 = i1 + 1
# taking inputs

def get_data():
items=["Icecream", "Jaffa cakes","Pot Noodle", "Frenchfries","Sausage rolls"]
  
order1 = []
item_name = int(input())
print("Please enter the quantity: ")
Quantity = int(input())
order1.append(items[item_name - 1])
order1.append(Quantity)
return order1

# bill
def computebill(order_List, Items_menu):
print("Are you a student or a staff?")
bill1 = 0.0
tax1 = 0
bill_amt = []
for order in order_List:
for menu_Item in Items_menu:
if order[0] == menu_Item[0]:
bill1 = bill1 + (order[1] * menu_Item[1])
stuOrSta = input()
if stuOrSta == "staff":
tax1 = bill1 * (9 / 100)
else:
tax1 = 0.0

bill_amt.append(bill1)
bill_amt.append(tax1)
return bill_amt

# display bill
def display_bill(order_List, Items_menu, bill_amt):
print("Item Name\t Price\t Quantity")

for order in order_List:
for menu_Item in Items_menu:
if order[0] == menu_Item[0]:
print(str(menu_Item[0]) + "\t " + str(menu_Item[1]) + "\t " + str(order[1]))
  
print("Amount: \t\t"+"{:.2f}".format((bill_amt[0])));
  
print("Tax:\t\t"+"{:.2f} " .format((bill_amt[1])))
total_Amt = bill_amt[0] + bill_amt[1]
print("Amount:\t\t"+"{:.2f} " .format((total_Amt)))

def main():
Items_menu = [["Icecream", 2], ["Jaffa cakes", 3], ["Pot Noodle", 1.75], ["Frenchfries", 1.5], ["Sausage rolls", 2.3]]
order_List = []
while True:
menu_show(Items_menu)
order = get_data()
order_List.append(order)
print("Do you want to place another order? (y/n)")
choice = input()
if choice == "n":
break
bill_amt = computebill(order_List, Items_menu)
display_bill(order_List, Items_menu, bill_amt)

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()