#Given the following code: class Drink(): def __init__(self, name, calories): self. name = name self. empty_calories = calories/2 self. healthy_calories = calories/2 def drink(self): print("You drink "+self. name+" which provides:") print("\n\t empty:"+str(self. empty_calories)) print("\n\t healthy:"+str(self. healthy_calories)) # Write a Smoothie class that extends from Drink class # Override the __init__ function to only take calories and set the name to Smoothie, it should also distribute all the calories to healthy calories (Not half/half) # Write a Soda class that extends from Drink class # Override the __init__ function to only take calories and set the name to Soda, it should also distribute all the calories to empty calories (Not half/half) # Write a DietSoda class that extends from Soda class # Override the __init__ function to not take any parameters, but set the name to DietSoda and both calories to 0. # Write a VeganSmoothie class that extends from Smoothie class # Override the drink function so that it operates the same as before, but adds a line to the end of the print: "and higher enlightenment..."