C$++//$Step $1$: Define a Public Class:

Declare a Date class with public members:

class Date

$\{$

public:

int day; $//$ Day of the Month

int month; $//$ Month of the year

int year; $//$ Year

$\}$;

Step $2$: Create Objects:

Create Data Objects: In the main$()$ function, create two objects of type Date: today and tomorrow. Assign values to today using the following statements:

today.day $=26$

today.month $=4$

today.year $=2022$

Use a cout statement to display the values of today.

$(1$ pt$)$ Assign values to tomorrow in the same way.

Write the C$++$ code for this and insert the screenshot of the result here.

$2.(1$ pt$)$ Change the access modifier of Date members from public to private and then compile the program. Briefly explain what happens when you try to access private members in main$().$