from site https://www.subway.com/en-ca/menunutrition/menu, i have made a python program for the user to choose a menu item from two different restaurants (2 total) and make an object for each of those items in the class you have defined. Please check for my coding and here are instructions: The program needs to have the nutrition information available to fill out the attributes. Each menu item will have an object with the following information: item name, restaurant name, calories, protein, and fiber. Also, each attribute can be recalled individually. These menu items need to have a defined class so new items will be created with the same attributes. For each menu item, there should be a command to output the menu item's name, restaurant, and total calories in proper sentences. For example: "The Egg and Bacon English Muffin from Subway contains 390 calories. After creating two objects manually, I have to make one more menu item object for a Spicy Chicken Sandwich from Wendy's using the spicy_chicken.txt data file. The spicy_chicken.txt reads:sc = {'item name' : 'Spicey Chicken Sandwich', 'restaurant name' : 'Wendys', 'calories' : 500, 'protein' : 28, 'fiber' : 3}

In addition, my program will also have to have the following functionality: A function that determines the percent of daily fiber for an object in the menu item class. The recommended daily fiber intake is 30 grams for an adult.

Class MenuItem:

def_init_(self, name, price, caloriies):

self.name = name

self.price = price

self.calories = carories

Example menu items:

item1 = MenuItem("Veggie Delite", 5.99, 230)

item2 = MenuItem("Oven Roasted Chicken", 6.99, 320)