Using classes, design an address book Each contact in the address book must be able to store the following information Full Name Address Birth Date Phone Number To do so, you are going to create two classes The first class, called Contact, will store information for 1 contact This class should have...

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Using classes, design an address book. Each contact in the address book must be able to store

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Using classes, design an address book. Each contact in the address book must be able to store the following information:

Full Name
Address
Birth Date
Phone Number

To do so, you are going to create two classes. The first class, called Contact, will store information for 1 contact. This class should have attributes that can store information for the data mentioned above, as well as a means of accessing/modifying attribute data (i.e., getters and setters).

Next, you are going to create another class called Contact Directory, which will store a collection of Contact objects via an array or vector(your choice). This class should support the following operations:

Add a New Contact
Search the Directory by Name (return the contact object back to where its called).
Display All Contacts (Only display Contact Names).

Once you are finished designing the class, create a Contact Directory object and add the following people to the directory:

Brad Pitt
Sally Fields
Marilyn Monroe
Timothee Chalamet
Evan Peters

Note that you may be creative with the rest of the information(address, age, phone number). Call the appropriate operator to output the Contact Directory.

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