Implement the design of the BFC and Customer classes so that the following code generates the output below:

print(f"It's been a wonderful day! Today, we have already served {BFC.order_id} customers. Few more to go before we close for today.")

print("************************************************")

outlet1 = BFC()

print("1.==========================================")

print("Chicken Menu:") print(BFC.menu) print("2.==========================================")

outlet1.addChicken('Regular',95,'Spicy',125) print("3.==========================================")

print("Chicken Menu:") print(BFC.menu) print("4.==========================================")

c1 = Customer("Ariyan")

c1.order = "2xRegular"

outlet1.placeOrderof(c1) print("5.==========================================")

c2 = Customer("Ayan")

c2.setOrder("2xRegular,3xSpicy") print("6.==========================================")

outlet1.placeOrderof(c2) print("7.==========================================")

print(c1) print("8.==========================================")

print(c2)

OUTPUT: It's been a wonderful day! Today, we have already served 80 customers. Few more to go before we close

for today.

************************************************

1.==========================================

Chicken Menu:

{}

2.==========================================

3.==========================================

Chicken Menu: {'Regular': 95, 'Spicy': 125}

4.==========================================

Order ID:81

Customer name:Ariyan

Order: Burger:Regular

, Quantity:2 5

.==========================================

6.==========================================

Order ID:82

Customer name:Ayan

Order: Burger:Regular , Quantity:2 Burger

:Spicy , Quantity:3 7.

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Bill of Ariyan is 190 taka 8

.==========================================

Bill of Ayan is 565 taka