The Reservation Class

This class is created to handle generic reservations or bookings. Add the "Reservation. $h"$ and "Reservation.cpp$"$ files to define and implement the following Reservation class. Add appropriate statements in the main function to perform thorough festing of related member functions in the "maln.cpp$"$ file.

class Reservation $l$

privates

string reservationNane$\_$; $//$ reservation name

Date reservationDate$\_$; $//$ reservation date

float reservationfee; $//$ reservation fee

protected:

bool is$\_$high$\_$season$()$ const;

public:

Reservation$($const string &reservationflame, int day, int month, float fee $=0)$;

double calculate$\_$cost$()$ const;

string to$\_$string$()$ const;

$\}$;

Here is more information about the member functions of the Reservation class.

Reservation $($const string freservationName, int day, int month, float fee $-0)$:

This function is to create a Reservation object by setting the data members using the parameters provided.

otring to$\_$etring$()$ consts

This function is to return a string explaining the invoking Reservation object. For example, given the following code segment:

Reservation r$1("$Valeatine Day Reservation", $14,2,2$a$)$;

cout $$ "InReservation Detalts:" $$ endl;

cout $1,$ to$\_$string$()$ endt;

Here's its expected output:

Reservation Detalls:

Yalent ine Day Reservation on $\frac{62}{14}$

Hint reservation date can be extracted using the $$ and then $>$ operators. First, the $$ operator overioaded for the Date class can be used to send the following into a stringstream object since stringstream is a derived class of the ostream class.

The date $\frac{02}{14}$ is $44$ day$($s$)$ from January $1$