Using C++. You can compare just the height when overloading the operator >=

Create a class named Bigfoot which stores the height, weight, footprint length, and hair color. To set the attributes of a Bigfoot object, you must use the overloaded operators for input. To print information about the Bigfoot, you must use the overloaded output operator You must also overload a greater than or equal to operator for Bigfoot, and then create two Bigfoot to compare them against. Your driver file may look like: int main () Bigfoot bl, b2: cout > bl: cout >b2 cout