(Answer in C++)

Part 1: Using the Student struct below, implement C++ code that provide information for two different sets of three students. The information stored in the struct's members reflecting the first set of students should be done using user input. Likewise, an initialization list should be used to store information into the struct's members for the second set of three students. Finally, the information from both sets of these students should be retrieved from the struct's members and printed to screen. Part 2: Using the same Student struct below, implement C++ code that illustrates an example of passing members of a struct or an entire struct (your choice) as an argument into a function. Values should be stored into each member while also being retrieved and printed to the screen. You can create a different C++ file for each part, respectively. struct Student { string classification; float gpa; string major; int age; char middle initial; }