For this assignment, you're tasked with developing a checkbook balancing program based on Walter Savitch's "Problem Solving with C$++"$

$CH12$ #$7.$ The program should assist users in managing their finances by keeping track of uncashed checks, deposits, and account

balances. Here's the problem statement broken down into key components:

The program should retrieve the following information for all checks that remained uncashed since the last balance check:

the check number $($integer$),$

the check amount $($double$),$ and

its cashed status $($boolean represented as $1$ or $0,$ stored in an array$).$

Utilize an array or vector with a class as its type, where the class represents a check. Each check class should consist of three member

variables to record

the check number,

check amount, and

its cashed status.

Additionally, the check class should contain a member variable of type Money $($provided$)$ to record the check amount. Hence, a class will

be nested within another class.

The check class must include accessor and mutator functions, constructors, as well as functions for both input and output of a check.

Besides the checks, the program should also collect data on deposits $($entered via console input with cin$),$ the old and new account

balances $($obtained from the user via cin$).$ You might consider using another array to store the deposit data. The new account balance

should reflect the old balance plus all deposits, subtracting all cashed checks.

The program should output the total value of cashed checks, the total deposit amount, the projected new balance, and the variance from

the bank's reported new balance. Additionally, it should present two lists of checks: checks cashed since the last balance check and

checks still uncashed.

Example Outputs:

Sample Execution $1$:

User Input: