In c++ please don't use pointers

Q1: Implement a class called Word a) A class named Word b) Two private data members: value (string), size (int). c) Accessors and Mutators function for value. d) Accessors for size. Q2: Continue with Word class: a) Copy the previous program to a new file. b) Write default constructor, initialize value to " (empty string), size to 0, Implement constructor delegation c) Write Constructor with a single string parameter, and assign to value, and assign correct value to size. Q3: Continue with Word class: a) Copy the previous program to a new file. b) Overload the insertion operator > to input Word objects. Class template (fill in this template): Class template (fill in this template): Class template (fill in this template): class Wordt class Word{ private: class Wordt friend ostream& operator>(istream& is, Word& fX } string getValue(){ Word int getSize(){ Use following main() to test your class. Use following main() to test your class. int main(K Word a,b("abc"); cout>a; cout