Customer Database Assume that you are running a business where customers come and buy your products

Customer Database Assume that you are running a business where customers come and buy your products from your shopping store. So you need to create a database which maintains a list of all of your customers and whatever each customer bought from your store. You should create two classes, one for Customer and the other for Product. A Customer should have at least the following parameters: (Please note that you may add additional parameters of your choice for each customer if it helps you in any way) First Name: string Last Name: string Customer type:string, Note that this parameter defines the type of customer based on the following conditions: if this customer has purchased items worth less than $100, his types is “normal” else if this customer has purchased items worth less than $1000, his types is “good” else if this customer has purchased items worth more than $1000, his types is “excellent” items: Product * (this field is of type Product pointer which points to the object of type Product) next: Customer* (this pointer will point to the next customer in the list) A Product should have at least the following parameters: (Please note that you may add additional parameters of your choice in this class if it helps you in any way) Name of product: string Price of this product: double next: Product* (this pointer will point to the next product in the list) You should create a pointer, say CustomerDatabase, as the head of the database which points to the first customer in the linked list. Customer * CustomerDatabase = NULL; //this pointer is the head of the linked list. Don’t call it head. You should provide functions to support the following operations: Add a new customer in the list (take input from user, all the fields and add a new customer) Delete a customer from the list (based on customer’s first name). Notice that deleting a customer should delete all the products that the customer bought so far.