vtrying to figure out what im missing the python file wont run correctly. its is a two part program two files file $1$ import customer

def main $O$ : # Intro message intro $O$ # Create four instances of Customers. customer$1=$ customer.StoreCustomer$(\text{'}$Frank

$\text{'},5,24\mathrm{.}87)$ customer$2=$ customer.StoreCustomer$(\text{'}$Lois$\text{'},28,137\mathrm{.}35)$ customer$3=$ customer.StoreCustomer$(\text{'}$Jessica

$\text{'},85\mathrm{.}11,14)$ customer$4=$ customer.StoreCustomer$(\text{'}$Tom$\text{'},12,54\mathrm{.}92)$ # Display information. print $(\text{'}$Customer #$1$: $\text{'})$ print $($

customer$1)$ printO print $(\text{'}$Customer #$2$:$\text{'})$ print $($customer$2)$ printO print $(\text{'}$Customer #$3$:$\text{'})$ print $($customer$3)$ printO print $(\text{'}$

Customer #$4$:$\text{'})$ print $($customer$4)$ def intro $()$: print$(\text{'}$This program will demonstrate the use of classes to create a Customer'$)$

print$(\text{'}$object to save information.$\text{'})$ # Call the main function. mainO file $2$ which is called customer class StoreCustomer: def $\_-$

init$\_($self$,$ name, items$\_$bought, total$)$: self.$\_$name $=$ name self.$\_$items$\_$bought $=$ items$\_$bought self.

name$($self$,$ name$)$: self.$\_$name $=$ name def set$\_$items$\_$bought$($self$,$ items$\_$bought$)$: self.$\_$items$\_$bought $=$ items$\_$bought def

set$\_$total$($self$,$ total$)$: self.$\_$total $=$ total def get$\_$name$($self$)$: return self.$\_\_$name def get$\_$items$\_$bought$($self$)$: return self.

bought def get$\_$total$($self$)$: return self.$($self$)$: return 'Customer Name:$\text{'}+$ self.$\_$name $+\text{'}\text{'}+$ 'Number of

Items: $\text{'}+$ self.$\_$items$\_$bought $\frac{+}{\frac{?}{?}}$ 'Total Cost: $ $\text{'}+$ self.$\_$total should print out something like this for each customer Customer

#$1$: Customer Name: Frank Number of Items: $5$ Total Cost: $$24\mathrm{.}87$