Write a C$++$ program that will implement the following tasks to help students understand constructors and destructors. Make sure to use appropriate variable types and display the results clearly.

Class Definition:

a$)$ Define a class named "Student" with the following private members:

name $($string$)$: to store the student's name.

age $($int$)$: to store the student's age.

major $($string$)$: to store the student's major.

b$)$ Declare a constructor that takes parameters for name, age, and major to initialize the class members.

c$)$ Declare a destructor for the class.

Object Creation:

a$)$ Inside the main function, create an object of the "Student" class using the constructor.

b$)$ Prompt the user to enter values for the name, age, and major of the student.

c$)$ Use the provided input to initialize the object's members.

d$)$ Display the details of the student object.

Object Destruction:

a$)$ Before the program terminates, display a message indicating that the object is being destroyed.

b$)$ Implement the destructor of the "Student" class to display a message indicating that the object is being destroyed.

Copy Constructor:

a$)$ Add a copy constructor to the "Student" class that takes a constant reference to another "Student" object as a parameter.

b$)$ Implement the copy constructor to perform a deep copy of the member variables from the parameter object to the current object.

c$)$ Inside the main function, create a new object by copying the previously created student object using the copy constructor.

d$)$ Display the details of the copied student object to verify that the copy was successful.

Object Initialization:

a$)$ Declare an array of "Student" objects with a suitable size.

b$)$ Use a loop to prompt the user to enter values for the name, age, and major of each student object in the array.

c$)$ Initialize the array elements using the provided input.

d$)$ Display the details of each student object in the array.

Note: You are encouraged to use appropriate variable names, comments, and proper indentation in your code for better readability.