You are tasked with creating a class called Event that represents various events with different attributes. Write a declaration for the Event class, including its data members and function members, based on the following UML. Save the declaration in a file named Event.h$.$ Event $$ title: string $$ date: string $$ type: int $//1$ for Workshop, $2$ for Seminar, $3$ for Conference $$ attendees: int Public Member Functions: $$ Event$()$ Event$($string t$)$ Event$($string t$,$ string d$,$ int tp$,$ int a$)$ getTitle$()$: string $$ getDate$()$: string $$ getType$()$: int $$ getAttendees$()$: int $$ setTitle$($string t$)$: void $$ setDate$($string d$)$: void $$ setType$($int tp$)$: void $$ setAttendees$($int a$)$: void $$ isWorkshop$($int tp$)$: Boolean $$ changeToConference$($int number$)$: void $$ equals$($Event e$)$: Boolean $$ reschedule$($string newDate$)$: void $$ displayInfo$()$: void b$)$ Implement the Member Functions Implement the member functions in a file called Event.cpp based on the following descriptions: $$ Event$()$: Default constructor, which will set title, date, type, and attendees to "General Meeting", $"2023-01-01",2($for Seminar$),$ and $50.$ Event$($string title$)$: Constructor that sets the title to the given parameter, while date, type, and attendees default to $"2023-03-01",1($Workshop$),$ and $10.$ Event$($string title, string date, int type, int attendees$)$: Constructor that sets all attributes to the provided values. $$ getTitle$()$: Returns the title of the event. $$ getDate$()$: Returns the date of the event. $$ getType$()$: Returns the type of the event. $$ getAttendees$()$: Returns the number of attendees. $$ setTitle$($string t$)$: Sets the title to t$.$ setDate$($string d$)$: Sets the date to d$.$ setType$($int tp$)$: Sets the type to tp$.$ setAttendees$($int a$)$: Sets the number of attendees to a$.$ isWorkshop$($int tp$)$: Returns true if the type is Workshop. $$ changeToConference$($int number$)$: Asks the user if they want to change the event to a conference, where number specifies which event to change. $$ equals$($Event e$)$: Returns true if the title, date, and type of the current object match those of e$.$ reschedule$($string newDate$)$: Changes the date to newDate. $$ displayInfo$()$: Displays the event$$s title, date, type, and number of attendees. c$)$ Write a Program MainEvent.cpp Create a program that uses the Event class as follows: $1.$ Create an object event$1$ using the default constructor. $2.$ Create an object event$2$ using the second constructor. Prompt the user for the title. $3.$ Create an object event$3$ using the third constructor, prompting the user for title, date, type, and attendees. $4.$ Display the details of all three events using displayInfo$().5.$ Check if each event $($event$1,$ event$2,$ event$3)$ is a Workshop. If an event is not a Workshop, ask the user if they want to change it to a Conference. $6.$ Create an integer array to store the number of attendees for each event. Display the total attendees across all events. $7.$ Update the attendees for event$2$ to be the sum of attendees from event$1$ and event$3,$ and then display the updated total attendees. $8.$ Ask the user to reschedule event$1$ by providing a new date. $9.$ Compare all three events $($event$1,$ event$2,$ and event$3)$ to check if they are equal in terms of title, date, and type. Display appropriate messages based on the comparison. $10.$ Print the final details of all events and end with a closing message. Enter event title for event$2$: AI Workshop Enter event title for event$3$: Cloud Computing Seminar