Summer C$++$

Create a class called Date that contains private data for month, day, and year as integers. Include a non$-$ default constructor ONLY that requires all the data. Include a displayDate$()$ function that returns the date as a string in mm$/$dd$/$yyyy format.

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Create a class called Hotel that contains private data for the name of the hotel and the cost per night. Include BOTH a default constructor and a non$-$default constructor. Include a displayHotel$()$ function that returns a string in the following format: $$$ $164\mathrm{.}00($per night$)$ Hilton Garden Inn$.$ Include an accessor function for the cost per night.

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Create a class called Attraction that contains private data for name and ticket cost. Include a non$-$default constructor ONLY that requires all the data. Include a displayAttraction$()$ function that displays the following $$$ $16\mathrm{.}50$ Zoo$$ and does NOT return a value. Include an accessor function for the ticket cost.

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Create a class called Trip that contains a starting Date $($object$),$ and ending Date $($object$),$ the destination name, the chosen Hotel $($object$),$ a vector of chosen Attractions $($objects$),$ the total cost of the trip and the number of people going on the trip. Include a non$-$default constructor that requires the destination name, the number of people, and the data required for the starting and ending Dates. Include a mutator function for the Hotel. Include an addAttraction$()$ function that will accept an Attraction as a parameter and will add the Attraction to the vector of chosen Attractions. Include a calculateCost$()$ function that will calculate the total cost for the trip as follows: $(1)$ Assume that the trip will be for $5$ nights and $(2)$ use a range based for loop that will get the cost of each chosen Attraction and calculate the cost for all of the people on the trip. This amount will be added to the total cost of the trip. Lastly, include a displayTrip$()$ function that will print all of the trip information including the destination, the number of people, the date leaving, the date returning, the hotel information, the attraction information and the total cost of the trip. Display in the following format:

Your trip to Houghton for $6$ people:

Date Leaving $6/1/2023$

Date Returning $6/6/2023$

Staying at $ $105\mathrm{.}00($per night$)$ Quality Inn and Suites

Selected Attractions

$ $152\mathrm{.}00$ River Boat

$ $10\mathrm{.}50$ Historical Museum

Total cost of trip: $ $1500\mathrm{.}00$

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Your main$()$ function will ONLY do the following:

$$ Call the selectDestination$()$ function

$$ Ask the user for the date of arrival to their destination $($mm dd yyyy$)($Hint: You can take in more than one value on a cin $$ e$.$g$.$ cin$>>$va$1>>$var$2)$

Enter date of arrival to Houghton: MM DD YYYY $612023$

$$ Ask the user for the date of departure from their destination $($mm dd yyyy$)$

Enter date of departure from Houghton: MM DD YYYY $662023$

$$ Ask the user how many people are going on the trip.

How many people are going on the trip? $6$

$$ Using the data from the user, create a Trip object.

$$ Call the selectHotel$()$ function

$$ Use your trip object to set the selected hotel

$$ Call the selectAttractions$()$ function, sending your Trip object as an argument

$$ Use your Trip object to call the calculateCost$()$ function

$$ Use your Trip object to call the displayTrip$()$ function

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selectDestination$()$ Function:

This function will contain this initialized vector of strings:

std::vector destinationCities $\{"$Mackinaw Island", "Holland", "Traverse City", "Houghton"$\}$;

The function will use the vector and a loop to ask the user to choose a city and return the chosen city. $($see below$)$ You do NOT have to validate!

Please choose a city:

Mackinaw Island

Holland

Traverse City

Houghton

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selectHotel$()$ Function:

This function will contain an array of hotels using this initialization:

Hotel allHotels$[4]=\{$ Hotel$("$Hilton Garden Inn",$164),$

Hotel$("$Quality Inn and Suites",$105),$

Hotel$("$Holiday Inn",$139),$

Hotel$("$Marriott$",152)$

$\}$;

The function will use the array and a loop to ask the user to choose a Hotel and return the chosen Hotel $($see below$)$ You MUST validate this data. The choice can only be $14$ and may not be letters!

Choose a hotel:

$1$: $ $164\mathrm{.}00($per night$)$ Hilton Garden Inn