Implement a C++ program:RESTAURANT that has multiple branches, and each branch has menus of food items, their stock and a list of customers. A branch may have for example a breakfast menu and lunch menu with different food items, and the stock (available quantity) of each food item in the branch. Also, the branch will have a list of regular customers and their contact information to contact them for offers and new food items. Class Names Data and Member Functions Food Data Members: ID, Name, Calories, Price Member Functions: getID, getName, getCalories, getPrice setID, setName, setCalories, setPrice Stock Data Members: ID, Food, Stock Member Functions: getID, getFood, getStock setID, setFood, setStock Customer Data Members: ID, Name, Phone Member Functions: getID, getName, getPhone setID, setName, setPhoe Menu Data Members: ID, Name, foodList Member Functions: getID, getName, getFoodList setID, setName Branch Data Members: ID, Address, menuList, stockList, customerList Member Functions: getID, getAddress, getMenuList, getStockList, getCustomerList setID, setAddress After developing these classes, the following three parts of the project must be implemented: Part1: Create the following Linked Lists: foodList must store Food objects. stockList that stores Stock objects. customerList to store Customer objects. menuList to store Menu objects. RESTAURANT has branchList to store a Linked list of Branch objects with their menuList, stockList and customerList. The main function to test the above classes and data structures must display the following menu to the user: Main Menu: Branches Food Items Menus Customers  The Submenu under each item of the Main Menu must have the following operations: Display Insert Delete Modify Find Part 2: Covert the above lists in part 1 into Stack. Part 3: Covert the above lists in part 1 into Queue

Implement a C++ program:
RESTAURANT that has multiple branches, and each branch has menus of food items, their stock and a list of customers. A branch may have for example a breakfast menu and lunch menu with different food items, and the stock (available quantity) of each food item in the branch. Also, the branch will have a list of regular customers and their contact information to contact them for offers and new food items. Class Names Data and Member Functions

1. Food Data Members: ID, Name, Calories, Price Member Functions: getID, getName, getCalories, getPrice setID, setName, setCalories, setPrice
2. Stock Data Members: ID, Food, Stock Member Functions: getID, getFood, getStock setID, setFood, setStock
3. Customer Data Members: ID, Name, Phone Member Functions: getID, getName, getPhone setID, setName, setPhoe
4. Menu Data Members: ID, Name, foodList Member Functions: getID, getName, getFoodList setID, setName
5. Branch Data Members: ID, Address, menuList, stockList, customerList Member Functions: getID, getAddress, getMenuList, getStockList, getCustomerList setID, setAddress

After developing these classes, the following three parts of the project must be implemented:

Part1: Create the following Linked Lists:

1. foodList must store Food objects.
2. stockList that stores Stock objects.
3. customerList to store Customer objects.
4. menuList to store Menu objects.
5. RESTAURANT has branchList to store a Linked list of Branch objects with their menuList, stockList and customerList.

The main function to test the above classes and data structures must display the following menu to the user:

Main Menu:

1. Branches
2. Food Items
3. Menus
4. Customers

 The Submenu under each item of the Main Menu must have the following operations:

1. Display
2. Insert
3. Delete
4. Modify
5. Find

Part 2: Covert the above lists in part 1 into Stack.

Part 3: Covert the above lists in part 1 into Queue