Write a program named lab$4.$cpp that contains a class named Student to store student information. Information that will be relevant to store is first name, last name, id number, GPA, and major.

Define a member function named set$(),$ which allows you to set all member variables. This function has an empty parameter list, and its return type is void. So$,$ within the function you'll prompt for information. Note: For entering major, if you need a space, use an underscore. $($i$.$e$.$ Computer Science would be Computer$\_$Science$)$

Define a member function named print$()$ that prints a summary of the Student object. You can choose how this data is formatted to the screen $($you can use the sample run format$).$

Create a driver file to test your class. You should instantiate at least $3$ objects of Student type. Note, this should NOT be an array of Student. Use $3$ different Student object declarations. We will cover arrays of objects later.

Student

first$\_$name : string

last$\_$name : string

id : int

gpa : double

major: string

$+$set$()$ : void