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• Part 3: Object Oriented Programming
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• Design the customer class.
• Include at least the customer name and address for the class.
• Create a class function to set the class’s variables.
• Create a class function to get the values of the class’s variables.
• Create additional functions as necessary.
• Implement your design using the provided Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
• Complete the following in your code:
• Implement the new class.
• Create an object from the new class.
• Set the customer details using the class function.
• Use the class function to access the customer details.
• The Documentation
• Update the project document with a new date and project name.
• Update previously completed sections based on instructor feedback.
• New content: Object-Oriented Programming:
• Include your new class design (a class diagram can be used).
• Summarize the changes that you implemented.

Discuss any potential classes to be implemented in the future