$""$PLEASE SOLVE USING $($using namespace std; $)""$

Description:

You are tasked with creating a $C^{++}$program for managing a virtual pet store. The program should

implement a simple user interface and utilize loops, if$-$else statements, and input$-$output functions.

Your objective is to design and implement the following structure:

Pet Class:

$$ Attributes:

name: string $($private$)$

type: string $($private$)$

age: integer $($private$)$

hungerLevel: integer $($private$)$

happinessLevel: integer $($private$)$

$$ Enum Definition:

Create an enum to represent different types of pets. The enum should include options such as

"DOG", "CAT", "BIRD", etc., corresponding to common types of pets that can be managed in the

virtual pet store program. Use this enum to specify the type of each pet when creating instances of

the Pet class.

$$ Member Functions:

$-*$Constructor:

Parameters: name $($string$),$ type $($string$),$ age $($integer$)$

Functionality: Initializes the pet with the provided details and default hunger and happiness levels.

$-*$feed:

Parameters: None

Functionality: Increases the hunger level of the pet by a random amount

$($simulating feeding$).$

Returns: Integer representing the amount by which hunger level increased.

$-*$play:

Parameters: parameter playTime representing the duration of playtime in minutes.

Functionality: Increases the happiness level of the pet by a random amount $($simulating playing$).$

Returns: Integer representing the amount by which happiness level increased.

$-*$displayStatus:

Parameters: None

Functionality: Displays the current status of the pet, including its name, type, age,hunger level, and happiness level.

$**$Main Program:

The main program should create multiple instances of Pet objects representing different pets in

the store.

It should provide a menu$-$driven interface allowing users to choose from the following options:

Feed a pet

Play with a pet

Display the status of a pet

Exit the program

The program should use loops to continuously prompt the user for inputs until they choose to exit.

$**$Instructions:

$*$Implement the program according to the provided requirements.

$*$Include brief comments within the code segment to explain your design choices, These comments should provide insights into the rationale behind your coding decisions.