Task $2.($Using C$++)$

$\backslash$table$[[$Singer$,$MusicCD,Customer$],[$Sname: string,$\backslash$table$[[$title: string$],[$yearRealeased: int$],[$SingerName$]],\backslash$table$[[$Name: string$],[$buysMusicCD $(5)]]],[\backslash$table$[[$Singer$()],[$printSinger$()$: void$]],\backslash$table$[[$MusicCD$()],[$printMCD$()$: void$]],\backslash$table$[[$Customer$($string$)],[$printCust$()$:void$]]]]$

MusicCD belongs to only one singer$.($MusicCD class contains an object of Singer class$)$

Name of the customer should be accepted as parameter from main$(),$ all other attributes $($of the other classes$)$ should be entered through the keyboard.

Customer buys $5$ Music CDs$.($Customer class contains an array object of MusicCD class$)$

Sample Output:

$\backslash$table$[[$Customer Name: Johny Malkowich,$],[$Title: Paradise,Year Released: $1998,$Singer Name: Tanita Tikaram$],[$Title: Sun Lee,Year Released: $2013,$Singer Name: Sun Lee$],[$Title: Red Moon,Year Released: $2010,$Singer Name: Mary Black$],[$Title: Lonely,Year Released: $2015,$Singer Name: David Husseloff$],[$Title: Sahaj Love,Year Released: $2014,$Singer Name: Nirmala Devi$]]$

a$.$ Write $C++$ code to design each class.

b$.$ Write main function that will do the following steps:

Create an object for customer class. $($If necessary, create objects for other classes as well$)$

Call the necessary method$($s$)$ to print the details of customer as shown in the sample output above.