Exercise #2 (50 points): Design and implement C++ class DailyTemps, that implements the concept of daily temperatures for a week. You have the option to use separate variables or one- dimensional array (of size 7 elements) to hold daily temperatures. If you use an array, the assumption is that array index 0 represents Monday's temperature; array index 1 represents Tuesday's temperature, etc. The class defines the following member functions: - Constructor function that reads user input for daily temperature values for the week. Use proper prompts for reading the user inputs. Function setTemp (...) that allows re-setting the temperature for one day. The day is specified by its name (or by the array index of its position in the array). Use proper prompts for reading the inputs (day and temperature) from the user. Function Freezing () that returns the number of days with temperature below freezing (under 32F) for the week. Use proper output label, such as "Number of freezing days is Function Warmest that returns the warmest day in the week. Use proper output label, such as "The warmest day of the week is Function print Temps () to print out the temperatures for the week as follows: (This is sample output for format illustration purpose only. See Appendix F page 785 on how to format program outputs): 13 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 57 76 81 65 Write a test program, (with main() function), named TestTemps to test all class functions on at least one object in a logical order and display meaningful information about the object after each function call