A cheese factory fills it products in box shaped containers. Write three classes Cheese, Rectangle, and Box that represent the

factory product.

Define the class Cheese, with private data member type of type string, costPerCubicCentimeter of type double, and the public

member functions set$(),$ getCost$(),$ print$(),$ and the default parameterized constructor with values $$ and $0.$

Define the class Rectangle with protected data members length, and width both of type double. The class also has the public

member functions set$(),$ print$(),$ findArea$(),$ and the default parameterized constructor with values $0$ and $0.$

Define the class Box, which publicly inherits the class Rectangle. It has the private data member height, price of type double,

Asda of type Cheese, and the member function findPrice$().$ The class has the public member functions set$(),$ findVolume$(),$

print$(),$ and the default parameterized constructor $($string $="",$ double $=0,$ double $=0,$ double $=0,$ double $=0).$

Implement all member functions using the least privileged principle.

Use the following driver, and print functions:

int main$()$

$\{$

Box Jiben;

Jiben.set$("$Cheddar$",0\mathrm{.}25,4,7,3)$;

Jiben.print$()$;

return $0$;

$\}$

void Cheese::print$()$ const

$\{$

cout $<<$ "The cheese type is: $"<<$ type $<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "The cost per cubic centimeter is: $"<$