In C++, write one program that implements 4 classes with these requirements

Person:

Private:

string name

string address

int age

Public:

void readPersonInfo() //asks for keyboard inputs of the person's 3 private attributes

void printPersonInfo() // displays the person's three private attributes

int personAGE() // returns the person's age

string personName() //returns the person's name

Student - derived from base class Person

Private:

string ID

string major

float gpa

Public:

void readStudentInfo() //frist calls the base class function readPersonInfo, then asks for keyboard inputs of the student's 3 private attributes

void printStudentInfo() //first invokes the base class function printPersonInfo, then prints the student's three private attributes

float studentGPA() //returns the student's GPA

Course

Private

string ID

string title

int credits

public

void printCourseInfo() //displays the Course's 3 private attributes

Class Constructor:

-constructor that is used to fill the data of the Course's 3 private attributes

CourseSelection derived class of base class Course

Private:

int sectionSize //number of students enrolled in the section

Student *roster //to store a list of the students' objects enrolled in the section

Public:

void fillRosterInfo() //read the info of all students in the section and store them in the roster

void printSectionInfo() //prints the section info starting with its course info followed by printing the info of all students in the section

void printTopGPAStudent() //prints the info of student with the highest GPA (assume there is only one student with a highest GPA)

Class Constructor and Destructor:

-Constructor takes as argument the 3 attributes of course to which the section belongs as well as the section size. First, this constructor invokes the base class (Course) constructor using the course 3 attributes. Then it dynamically creates the array needed for the roster attribute with the size sectionSize

-Destructor to delete any allocated memory

Dont need to write int main(). Just the 4 classes with the descriptions above.