Answer should be in C++

Part 1: Write a class named Money The class has two integer type private member variables: dollars and cents. The class should have the following member functions: . A default constructor that initializes both member variables to 0. A parameterized constructor that initializes member variables according to the arguments . An accessor function named getDollars, which will get the value of the member variable dollars. An accessor function named getCents, which will get the value of the member variable A public member function named addMoney. The skeleton of the function is the following Money addMoney (Money otherMoney) const Money result; // here you write the code return result; The function addMoney returns the result of adding self to otherMoney. Part 2: write a main function, where you will reate an object of the Money class. The object's name is moneyl.Run the parameterized constructor to set the object's dollars to 10 and the object's cents to 25. Create another object named money2, and initialize its dollars to 20 and cents to 10. Call the function addMoney of moneyl to add Money2, and display the result