In C$++$ Realize the given class structure. E$-$Talons $$ virtual class, $24/7$ ET$,$ Number of trips ET$,$ PersonalET $$ derived classes. Class constructors initialize all parameters. The Print$()$ function outputs all internal data.

$24/7$ ET $24/7$ E$-$Talon.

Number of trips ET $$ E$-$Talon for the specified number of trips.

Personal ET $$ personal E$-$Talon, with the possibility to add the number of trips.

$-$Talon Abstract class

E$-$Coupon$()$ Constructor

Print$()$ Prints all elements of the class

Use$()$ Empty in abstract class

Add$()$ Empty in abstract class

serial serial number

$24/7$ ET

Time of Day ET$()$ Constructor

Print$()$ Prints all elements of the class

Use$()$ If activated false changes it to true and writes the activation$\_$date to the activation variable

the date

If activated true, it checks whether the date differs from today by no more than $1.$

If no$,$ output "green", if yes "red"

activation$\_$date date of activation

$$ctivated activation status $($true$/$false$)$

Number of trips ET

Number of Trips ET$()$ Constructor

Print$()$ Prints all elements of the class

Use$()$ Checks $($trips$>0)$ if successful outputs "green" if not successful "red"

reduces trip to $1$

number of trips

PersonalET

PersonalET$()$ Constructor

Print$()$ Prints all elements of the class

Use$()$ Checks $($trips$>0)$ if successful outputs "green" if not successful "red"

reduces trip to $1$

Add$()$ Increases the trip to $$

number of trips

house

surname

Create an E$-$Talons array, put $2$ copies of each derived class in the array. In a cycle, output data about E$-$Vouchers using the Print$()$ function. In the main program, call the Use$(),$ Add$(),$ functions several times to show that the E$-$Voucher system is working.