$(50$pt$)$ Consider dated $C++$ comments, which are the usual $C++$ comments with a mandatory date

in DD$/$MM$/$YYYY format occurring anywhere in the first line of the comment; D$,$ M$,$ Y can be

any decimal digits. Here are some examples:

$($a$)//31/12/2023...$ working on New Year's eve; there must be more to life $...!$

$($b$)/*$ Modifed todai $00/00/0000$

There shuld be no mor erors. $*/$

Write a Python program dcom$\_$rm$.$ py to remove all comments from a C$++$ program. The program

should work as follows:

$ python dcom$\_$rm$.$py inputC.cpp inputC$\_$rm$.$cpp

where inputC.cpp is any $($correct$)$ C$++$ program and inputC$\_$rm$.$cpp is the same program with

dated comments removed. Regular comments, non$-$dated, are allowed in the input but are not

removed.

You are not allowed to use any regular expression capabilities of Python, or external libraries, as

that would defeat the purpose of the question.