manipulates a set of Movies. There are two types of Movies in our system: Sci$\_$Fi Movies and Action Movies. Consider the following UML class diagram. The Movie class is

$5.$ The size of the castMemebrs$\_$ array is stored in castMemebrsSize$\_$

$6.$ Each movie has one releaseDate$\_()$ of type Date.

$7.$ locationDays$\_$ is an array of integers that stores the number of days for every shoot location. For example, if the first location in the ShootLocations$\_$array was used for $10$ days, the first entry in the locationDays is $10,$ and so on$.$

$8.$ The size of locationDays equals the size of shootLocations, which is stored in shootLocationsSize.

$9.$ Write the default constructor to initialize the data members with proper default values.

$10.$ Write setters for all data members.

$11.$ Write getters for all data members.

$12.$ Write a parameterized constructor that receives value for all data members as follows.

Movie$($string name, float rate, Date d$,$ CastMember$*$ CS$,$ ShootLocation$*$ SL$,$ int$*$ LD$,$ int castsize, int locationsize$)$

$13.$ The calculateBudget has no implementation in the movie class, yet it has a different implementation in Sci$\_$fi$,$ and Action classes. The calculateBudget is a pure virtual function that has no implementation in the movie class.

$14.$ printDetails is a virtual function that prints all the information of the movie. It should call the printDetails function from the classes ShootLocation, Date, and CastMember

Question $3$: Implement the Sci Fi class.

Class Sci$\_$Fi

a$-$ Do not separate the header from the implementation; write all the code in Sci Fi$.$cpp$.$

b$-$ The Sci$\_$Fi class inherits from the Movie class.

c$-$ The Sci$\_$Fi class contains three data members: fromAbook $($bool$),$ brief$\_($string$),$ additionalCost$\_($int$).$

a$-$ The calculateBudget$()$ should return the total budget which equals the additional cost plus the original cost. The additional cost is stored in the additionalCosts$\_$data member.

The original cost equals the sum of the cost of all shoot locations.

The cost for each shoot location can be calculated by multiplying the

LocationCostPerday$\_()$ in the ShootLocation Class by the number of days which is stored in the LocationsDays$\_$array.

b$-$ Define a void function called shuffle, the function receives an array of Action pointers with its size. The function should apply the following for each pointer.

Shuffle the castMemebrs$\_$array, which means to change the order of the elements in the array randomly.

Shuffle the shootLocations$\_$array and

LocationsDays$\_$array, which means to change the order of the elements in the arrays randomly, make sure that the data is still consistent. For example, if the shootLocation that was at index $0$ before the shuffling, become at index $4$ after shuffling then the locationDays$\_$element that was at index $0$ before the shuffling should also become at index $4$ after shuffling.

Question $5$:

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Create an array of two Movie pointers.

The first pointer should point to an Action movie object $($you can make it in the stack or in the heap$).$ The information in the object is from your choice.

The second pointer should point to a Sci$\_$Fi movie object $($you can make it in the stack or in the heap$).$ The information in the object is from your choice.

Action$($int numOfHeros, string name, float rate, Date $d,$

CastMember$*$ CS$,$ ShootLocation$*$ SL$,$ int$*$ LD$,$ int castsize, int

locationsize$)$

NOTE: $($Using C$++$ language$).$