USE C++

Step 1: Create a Triangle class. Create your Triangle class header and implementation files and the main program file

• Include 2 data members
  • base, height
• Include the following methods
  • Constructor that accepts the base and height as arguments
  • Create a member function to set the base
  • Create a member function to set the height
  • Calculate Area (calculate base x height)
  • Calculate perimeter
• Overload the Addition operator (+) as a non member function
  • The overloaded + operator should separately add the base data members and the height data members
• Overload the Subtraction operator (-) as a member function
  • The overloaded - operator should separately subtract the base data members and the height data members
    • The - operator should set the value to zero for either data member if the calculation results in a negative
  • Overload the equivalence operator (==) as a non member function
    • Equivalence should be defined as the area of the two objects being equal
  • Overload the greater than operator (>) as a member function
    • Greater than should be defined as the area of one object being greater than the other
  • Overload the increment operator (++) as a member function
    • Overload the increment operator as a postfix operator
    • The overloaded ++ operator should increment the base and height data members by 1

Step 2: Create a program to do the following

• Create 2 Triangle objects using the constructor
• Create a User Menu with the following options
  1. Update the data in Triangle Object 1 and output the resulting area and perimeter
  2. Update the data in Triangle Object 2 and output the resulting area and perimeter
  3. Increment one of the 2 Triangle objects
  4. Add the 2 objects and output the result
  5. Subtract the 2 objects and output the result
  6. Determine if the first triangle object is greater than the second