• In C++
• Create a class called SuperHero. The SuperHero class should have a default constructor(that prints Hero created) and a destructor(that prints a message saying the hero was defeated). Every Hero has a name member variable which is NOT public. Every Hero has member functions: saveTheDay(which prints Im here to save the day.), setName (which sets the name member variable) and getName.
• Derive 2 classes from SuperHero: DCHero and MarvelHero. Both child classes inherit everything from the parent, but they all have their own version of the saveTheDay function(overriding the function). Both classes should have a constructor and destructor.

In main, create 3 objects and call the function to set their names;

DCHero superMan; //feel free to substitute your favorite heroes here

MarvelHero spiderMan;

SuperHero wordGirl;

Ask the user which Hero they would like to interview. Based on their answer, call this save function for that hero.

void save(SuperHero& hero) {

cout << "**************SuperHero ***************" << endl;

cout << hero.getName() << endl;

hero.saveTheDay();

}

Running the program at this point might look like

Which hero would you like to interview? (1=Superman, 2=SpiderMan, 3=WordGirl)

1

**************SuperHero ***************

Superman

Up, up and away!