You will create a final programming project for this course. This needs to be a project about four times the length of a weekly programming project. It should be completely unique. Is there a game you would like to create? Consider looking at C$++$ containers $($chapters $15$ and $16)$ and demonstrating the use of these. Perhaps you would like to do more with the bank accounts or automobiles we have been using in class. Whatever you choose, it should not be something available on the web $($recreating a game of blackjack, for example, is not acceptable$).$Your project needs to contain at least three classes and utilize object oriented concepts including but not limited to$,$ overloaded operators, inheritance, exception handling, polymorphism, collections, file input$/$output$,$ enumerations, and other programming constructs covered in this course.Once you have chosen your project, create an overview of the project and describe its purpose and functionality. The project proposal should include at least three UML diagrams to help convey your idea.