write the code with c++ with OOP method with comments explaining code

Project Description

In this project, you will create a simple pharmacy management system in C++ that utilizes object-oriented programming principles. The pharmacy management system should allow for managing medications, customers, and sales transactions.

Project Requirements

1. Class Definitions

Modify the Medication and Customer classes you created in phase 1 and create new classis as needed based on the following:

Medication Class

Attributes:

Medication ID (generated sequentialy)

Medication Name description

Price

Quantity in Stock

Expiry Date (Of Type Date)

barcode

Methods:

Constructors) to initialize medication attributes.

Setters and getters

Display information about medication

Date Class

Attributes:

Day

Month

Year

Methods:

Constructor(s) to initialize date attributes.

Setter(s) and getter(s)

Display date information in the format "day/month/yea

Customer Class

Attributes:

Customer Name

Customer ID (generated sequentialy)

Phone number(string), Address (string)

Customer address (of type Address)

Methods:

Constructor(s) to initialize customer attributes.

Setters and getters

Display customer's information

Address Class

Attributes:

Email

City

Mobile No

Street Name

Methods:

Constructor(s) to initialize address attributes.

Setter(s) and getter(S)

Display address information in proper

Attributes:

Pharmacy ID (constant and generated sequentialy)

Pharmacy name

set of medications (max size 50)

set of Customers (max size 50)

Methods:

Add a new medication to the inventory.

Remove medications from the inventory

Add a new customer to the list.

Display a list of available medications.

Display a list of customers

Add any other functions you think is important to compare pharamcy objects together (such as number of medications, number of customers, total cash.

etc.)

Notes:

Don't use dynamic memory allocation in thisphase

User InterfaceCreate a simple text-based user interface that allows users to interact with the pharmacy management system. You should provide a menu with options for performing operations as follows:

* Add a new pharmacy (up to 10)

* Add medication(s) for each pharmacy's inventory

* Add customer(s) for each pharmacy

* Display list of medications (including all of their information) for a pharmacy

* Remove a medication from a pharmacy

* Display list of customers (including all of their information) for one pharmacy

* Test all functions you have defined in your classes

1. Object-Oriented PrinciplesApply object-oriented programming principles such as composition to your class designs.

2. Error HandlingImplement error handling to deal with invalid inputs or other potential issues in the program.

3. Documentation and CommentsProvide clear comments and documentation for your code, explaining the purpose of classes, functions, and any complex logic.

Project Submission

You should submit the following for evaluation:

The source code of your pharmacy management system written in C++.

A document explaining how the system works, and any challenges you faced during the development.

Rarmesclaw Astrithuter: Fhermacy neme sct of Cusiences imus sirs 80 . Metheds: Add a new modication io the investory: Remve madications froes the invensory Add a new customer to the lise. Display a fist of availeble matications. Display a litit of custemens - Add any other fanctions yus finat is importart io compare pharamcy objects ingether (iack as number of meticaticns. Notes: - Don't use dynamic memory allocation in this phase [ 2. User Interface Create a simple text-based user interface that allows users to interact with the pharmacy management system. You should provide a menu with options for performing operations as follows: - Add a new pharmacy (up to 10) - Add medication(s) for each pharmacy's inventory - Add customer(s) for each pharmacy - Display list of medications (including all of their information) for a pharmacy - Remove a medication from a pharmacy - Display list of customers (including all of their information) for one pharmacy - Test all functions you have defined in your classes 3. Object-Oriented Principles Apply object-oriented programming principles such as composition to your class designs. 4. Error Handling Implement error handling to deal with invalid inputs or other potential issues in the program. 5. Documentation and Comments Provide clear comments and documentation for your code, explaining the purpose of classes, functions, and any complex logic. Project Submission You should submit the following for evaluation: The source code of your pharmacy management system written in C+. A document explaining how the system works, and any challenges you faced during the development. Grading Your project will be graded based on the following criteria: 1. Adherence to object-oriented principles. 2. Functionality and correctness of the system