<prompt> Kujenga muundo wa data kwa ajili ya kufuatilia maagizo ya wateja.  <response>: There are several ways to create a data structure for keeping track of customer orders. Heres one example using a class in Python:pythonclass Order: def __init__self, order_id, customer_id, items, total_cost, order_date, delivery_dateNone, statusPending: self.order_id order_id self.customer_id customer_id self.items items a list of dictionaries, product_id: 1, quantity: 2, unit_price: 10.99, ... self.total_cost total_cost self.order_date order_date self.delivery_date delivery_date self.status status Pending, Shipped, Delivered, etc. def __str__self: return fOrder self.order_id: Customer self.customer_id, Total Cost: self.total_cost, Status: self.status def update_statusself, new_status: self.status new_status def update_delivery_dateself, new_delivery_date: self.delivery_date new_delivery_date def add_itemself, product_id, quantity, unit_price: self.items.appendproduct_id: product_id, quantity: quantity, unit_price: unit_price self.total_cost quantity unit_priceThis data structure represents a single customer order with relevant details such as order_id, customer_id, items ordered, total cost, order and delivery date, and status. The methods within the class allow for updating the order status and delivery date, as well as adding additional items to the order.To keep track of multiple customer orders, one could create a list or dictionary of Order objects, or use a relational database to store the data. 