A$.$ Design a complete Artist class.

a$.$ Each Artist has a first and a last name.

b$.$ Include a constructor.

c$.$ Getters and setters

d$.$ A method which will return the last name and the first character of the first name.

B$.$ Design a complete Song class.

a$.$ Each object of the class Song can hold the following information about a song: title,

up to three artists, lyricist, unique songID, duration $($in seconds$),$ rating and one extra

kind of information of your choice, like genre. It is recommended that you use an

enumerator.

b$.$ Include the member functions$/$methods to perform the various operations on objects

of type Song. For example, the usual operations that can be performed on the song

are

i$.$ Add the appropriate constructors and a destructor $($if one is needed$).$

ii$.$ Create getters and setters for the title, lyricist, duration $($should be positive and

non$-$zero numbers$),$ genre

iii. Create a function$/$method to add artists to the song $($e$.$g$.$ on a live show$).$

iv$.$ Create a function$/$method $($toString$)$ which will return all song information

formatted.

v$.$ Check whether a Song is the same as another Song by using the songID.

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that you produce work without improper or unauthorized assistance from anyone.

Information Technology

C$.$ Write a main program called: Playlist, that uses the Song class and tests various

operations on the objects of the class Song. Your program should be user driven,

validate inputs and

a$)$ display a menu so that the user will be able to

i$)$ add new songs,

ii$)$ search for songs,

iii$)$ update the rating $($increase or decrease the value by a number$),$

iv$)$ update the duration $($for a new version of the song$)$

b$)$ store the information in a file, so that next time the program executes the information

is not lost.