Develop a program using the techniques taught in CIS$1400$ to create three classes Cube, Circle, and Square. For each class, provide methods accessor and mutator, method findArea$()$ that will calculate the area of the shape, and method display$()$ that will print the class name $($Cube$,$ Circle, or Square$).$ Use private attributes. The constructor of each class should set a default value for each shape. For class circle, set the radius to $4\mathrm{.}3cm,$ for class Square set the side to $4\mathrm{.}0cm,$ and for class Cube set the length to $3\mathrm{.}0,$ the width to $3\mathrm{.}0,$ and the height to $3\mathrm{.}0.$ For the Cube shape, please calculate the surface area instead of the area.

Using an array$/$list and the loop concept, create ten objects of the given shapes above. Which object to create and load into a list depends on your random number generator between $0$ to $2.$ If the random number is $0,$ then using the default constructor create and load a Circle object into the array$/$list$.$ If the random number is $1,$ then using the default constructor create and load a Square object into the array$/$list$.$ If the random number is $2,$ then using the default constructor create and load a Cube object into the array$/$list$.$

Using a loop reiterates through your list of objects and call methods display$()$ and findArea$()$ to print the class name and its area. Your program should offer the user three options to print the results and a fourth option to exit:

Save the results into a file. The program should ask the user to input a file name.

Print the results on the screen.

Print the results inside GUI Windows

Exit