This application validates email domain address for every registered customer anddisplays information in formatted output.You may assign an organization name. For example, Humber College is anorganization and all employees have email address that uses domain as $$humber$.$ca$.$This means that all the employees of Humber will always have email domain as$$humber$.$ca$.$This application displays your name and student number on the top right cornerfollowed by Organization name $($you may choose your own Organization name$).$ Youmay then define your email domain name $($based on the Organization name that youchose$)$ for your organization.On the next line, it displays organization$$s name approximately at the middle of the line.This application then displays menu choices to the user:$1.$ To add first name, last name and email address$2.$ To display all the customers$$ information in the formatted output$3.$ To end the applicationWhen user enters choice $1,$ application prompts user to enter first name. User entersfirst name. Then application prompts user to enter last name. User enters last name.Then application prompts user to enter customer$$s registered email address. Userenters the email address.The application validates the email domain name. If the email domain name isvalidated, then the first name, last name and email address of this customer isappended to the formatted string. If the email domain name does not match with theorganizational email domain name $($e$.$g$.$humber$.$ca$),$ the application again prompts toenter correct email address. User again enters email address. Application tries tovalidate this email address three times. During these three times if at any time, theemail domain name is validated, the application will append the first name, last nameand the email address to the string.If during these three trials, correct email address is not validated, then the applicationdoes not append the first name, last name and the email address to the string. Theapplication goes back to display the menu