In C++

Angles are measured in the sexagesimal system. Thus, an angle is measured in degrees, minutes and sexagesimal seconds. Degrees are divided into other smaller units: one degree is equal to 60 minutes, and one minute is equal to 60 seconds. In the same way that degree is written with a ", minute is written with ' and second with ' Create a program containing the following elements: - A base class (you define the name), which must include the following: constructor that receives: degrees, minutes and seconds. - An overioad for the operator + so that it adds two objects of that s - A function called welcome that inside it just prints the phrase "Welcome to (class name)". This function must have necessary to allow polymorphism. A derived class (you define the name), which must include the following: - A constructor that receives the number of degrees, minutes, seconds and cycles. - A function called welcome that inside it just prints the phrase "Welcome to (derived class name)" - Create a first object of the Base class. Load it with the constructor with valid numbers 0=0.0