Console

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Customer Viewer

Enter the customer ID to view the customer address

Enter customer ID: $103$

Art Venere

$8$ W Cerritos Ave #$54$

Bridgeport, NJ $08014$

Continue? $($y$/$n$)$:Y

Enter customer ID: $104$

Lenna Paprocki

Feltz Printing

$639$ Main St

Anchorage, AK $99501$

Continue? $($ Y$/$n$)$: Y

Enter customer ID: $99$

No customer with that ID$.$

Continue? $($y$/$n$)$: n

Bye!

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Specifications

$-$ Use the CSV file named customers.csv that contains customer data.

$-$ Create a Customer class, in its own python file named customer$\_$class.py$,$ to create objects that will store customer data. This class must include eight attributes: id$,$ firstName, lastName, company, address, city, state, zip. The constructor will have parameters used to set the attributes. This must be the only way to set attributes.

$-$ In addition, the Customer class will include a property or method that returns the full address as a string. This address should have three lines if the company attribute is empty or four lines if the company attribute is not empty. See the examples in the sample output.

$-$ The user interface module will have a main function and will need to import the Customer class.

$-$ In the module with the main function, create a function that reads the customer data from the CSV file, creates a list of Customer objects, and returns the list. A loop will read each row for the file, create a customer object, and append the object to a list before returning the list. This function will not take any parameters.

$-$ Be sure to skip the first row of data in the file that has the header text for the file $("$cust$\_$id$",$ "first$\_$name", "last$\_$name", "company$\_$name", "address", "city", "state", "zip"$).$ Remember that each row in the CSV reader is a list with one element for each of the $8$ pieces of data.

$-$ To find the customer with the specified ID$,$ loop through each Customer object in the list of Customer objects and check whether the ID inputted from the user matches the ID stored in the Customer object.

$-$ If the specified ID matches the ID in a Customer object print the address with the objects address method and exit the loop. If the specified ID isn't found, display an appropriate message.