Create a C++ project with 2 classes, Person and Birthdate. The description for each class is shown below:

Birthdate class:

private members: year, month and day

public members: copy constructor, 3 arguments constructor, destructor, setters, getters and age (this function should return the age)

Person class:

private members: firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, SSN

public members: 4 arguments constructor (firstName, lastName, datOfBirth and SNN), destructor and printout

Implementation:

- use the separated files approach

- implement all the methods for the 2 classes

- make sure to use the member initialization list

create 3 objects and test the implemented methods.

Using the files:

BirthDate.h:

#ifndef BIRTHDATE_H

#define BIRTHDATE_H

#include

using namespace std;

class birthDate{

private:

int year, month, day;

public:

birthDate(birthDate&);

birthDate(int, int, int);

~birthDate(){}

void setYear(int);

void setMonth(int);

void setDay(int);

int getYear();

int getMonth();

int getDay();

int age();

};

#endif

Person.h

#ifndef PERSON_H

#define PERSON_H

#include "birthDate.h"

#include

class Person{

private:

string firstName, lastName;

birthDate DOB;

int SSN;

public:

Person(string, string, birthDate, int);

~Person(){}

void printout();

};

#endif

BirthDate.cpp:

#include "birthDate.h"

Person.cpp:

#include"Person.h"

Source.cpp:

#include"Person.h"

void main(){

system("pause");

}