C$++$ compile all code together to where it would work in an IDE. Define a class counterType to implement a counter. Your class must have a private data member counter of type int and the following member functions:

setCounter $-$ Sets counter to the value specified by the user.

getCounter $-$ Retrieves the value of counter.

increment $-$ Increments counter by $1.$

decrement $-$ Decrement counter by $1.$

print $-$ Displays the current value of counter preceded by the text "counter $=."$

Remember, your class definition containing your member variables and member function prototypes will be stored in counterType.h$.$ Your member function definitions will be stored in counterTypelmp.cpp$.$

Write a program in main.cpp that declares an object of type Counter, prompts the user to enter the initial value of the counter, and displays a menu to the user asking if they want to $1)$ Increment the counter, $2)$ Decrement the counter, $3)$ Print the current value, or $4)$ Exit the program. The menu should repeatedly display until the user chooses to exit the program. The first three menu items should utilize the appropriate member function of the counter object to perform the appropriate operation. The fourth menu option should actuallv exit the program.