General requirements: - No global variables - No multiple return statements in one function - Show how you have tested these functions - cin and cout are not allowed in these classes. They can only be in main() or testing functions - These classes should not provide the default constructor. - Show how these classes being used to create objects and how these methods are being called and return proper values. Note: this is an exercise to define and use C++ classes, objects and methods.

Question #2: Define a C++ class named "WeeklyTask" that manages a task name (string) and a day in a week (1 through 7 where 1 is Sunday and 7 is Saturday).

It should provide at least the following three methods: "isBusy" method to compare with another WeeklyTask object and return true if both has the same week day and false otherwise. "contains" method that accepts a search string and returns true if the task contains that search string and false otherwise. "toString" that returns a string represents the WeeklyTask object in the following format of "TASK(name) DAY()" such as "TASK(Go to school) DAY(Monday)" or "TASK(Pay bill) DAY(Tuesday)" or "TASK(Buy grocery) DAY(Saturday)"