In this mini project, you are asked to process different types of reservations and determine the cost of each. The starter project contains multiple files.

The Date Class

The "Date. $h"$ file has started the definition offa Date class. It contains only one object$-$level data member, days, that stores the number of days that have passed since the beginning of the year. That is$,0$ refers to January $1,1$ refers to January $2,$ and so on$.$ The default constructor has been implemented to set the days$\_$data member to $0,$ representing January

class Date $\{$

private:

unsigned days$\_$;

public:

Date$()$;

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You are to add a class$-$level constant array of $12$ elements where each element holds the number of total days in the corresponding month. You may assume February has $28$ days.

In addition, add the prototypes of the following functions to the "Date.h$"$ file, implement them in the "Date.cpp$"$ file, and demonstrate thorough testing in the "main.cpp$"$ file. It's important that you ensure the Date class has been properly implemented and tested BEFORE working on the different Reservation classes.

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cout $d$ endl;

Here's its expected output: