and cost $($of type integer$).$

Define a struct called Finance that has the components type $($of type string$),$ and amount $($of

type integer$).$

Define a class called Student that has the following private members:

id and name of type string,

numberOfCourses of type integer,

the array listOfCourses$[30]$ of struct variables of type Course,

numberOfFinances of type integer,

the array listOfFinances$[5]$ of struct variables of type Finance, and

GPA of type float.

The class also has the following public members:

set$($string$,$ string$),$ which sets the $id$ and name of a student. It reads the components of

all courses: code, title, grade, credit, and cost from the Courses.txt file into the

listofCourses $[]$ array. It reads the components of all finances: type and amount from

the Finances.txt file into the listOfFinances$[]$ array. The function also keeps track of

the number of courses and number of finances it has read from the files.

print$(),$ which prints the student's information as shown in the output below.

calculate $,$ which calculates the GPA of the student

findFinance$(),$ which calculates the total cost $-=$ total credit cost $+$ total finances. Note

that the cost of each course is equal to the number of credits multiplied by the cost of

each credit of that course, $($credit $*$

default parameterized constructor with default values $"12345678"$ and "Omar Ali" as

the student id and name.

Save the two structs and the class definitions in the file Student.h

Implement the member functions of the class in the file StudentImp cpp

Save the following driver in the file Student cpp

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