Problem Description: 1. Design a class Date. Each object represents information about a date. The class should contain the following data members and methods: Data members: • Day • Month • Year Methods • Constructors to initialize data members. Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields. • Methods to get/set all data members • Assignment operator (overload operator =) • Comparison operators (overload operator <, ==, >) • Input and output operators to read date field values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted. prompt a user to enter the field values as follows: Enter day, or to end:23 Enter month:8 Enter year:2022 The output of this date object may look like this: 8/23/2022 2. Design a class Student. Each object represents information about a single student. The class should contain the following data members and methods: Data members: • Identifier • First name, last name • Address • Date of first enrollment o Use Date class defined in item 1. • Number of credit hours completed Methods • Constructors to initialize data members. Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields. • Methods to get/set all data members • Assignment operator (overload operator =) • A method to increment the number of credit hours • Input and output operators to read student fields values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted. prompt a user to enter the field values as follows: Enter student ID, or to end:12345678 Enter first name: John Enter last name: Smith Enter address: 123 16th Street, University St Enter the date of first enrollment: Enter day, or to end:23 Enter month:8 Enter year:2022 Enter the number of credit hours completed: 88 The output of this student object may look like this: 12345678 John Smith 123 16th Street, University St , 665678 8/23/2022 88   3. Design a class CourseRegistration. Each object represents the enrollment of a student in a course. Data members: • Course identifier • Student identifier • Number of credit hours • Course grade Methods • Constructors to initialize data members. Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields. • Methods to get/set all data members • Input and output operators to read CourseRegistration fields values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted. prompt a user to enter the field values as follows Enter course ID, or to end: 33164 Enter student ID: 12345678 Enter number of credit hours: 3 Enter course grade: A The output of this courseRegistration object may look like this: 33164 12345678 3 A   Requirements • Define each class in a header file (className.h) and implement the member functions in an implementation file (className.cpp), and compile it separately from a client program (test driver) . • Write a test driver for each class to demonstrate the correctness of all member functions and operators. Specifically, o In the test driver for the class Student, read a group of student data from the keyboard and output the data in a file o In the test driver for the class CourseRegistration, read course registration information for a group of students from the keyboard and output the data in a file.

Please provide full implementation of the three required classes( Date , Student, CourseRegistration) below in C++ language , don't copy from other chegg posts, you will get banned!

The output should be written to a file as a stream, see details below:

Problem Description:

1. Design a class Date. Each object represents information about a date. The class should contain the following data members and methods:

Data members: • Day • Month • Year Methods

• Constructors to initialize data members. Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields.

• Methods to get/set all data members

• Assignment operator (overload operator =)

• Comparison operators (overload operator <, ==, >)

• Input and output operators to read date field values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted.

prompt a user to enter the field values as follows:

Enter day, or to end:23

Enter month:8

Enter year:2022

The output of this date object may look like this: 8/23/2022

2. Design a class Student. Each object represents information about a single student. The class should contain the following data members and methods:

Data members: • Identifier • First name, last name • Address • Date of first enrollment

o Use Date class defined in item 1.

• Number of credit hours completed Methods

• Constructors to initialize data members. Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields.

• Methods to get/set all data members • Assignment operator (overload operator =)

• A method to increment the number of credit hours

• Input and output operators to read student fields values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted.

prompt a user to enter the field values as follows:

Enter student ID, or to end:12345678

Enter first name: John Enter last name: Smith

Enter address: 123 16th Street, University St

Enter the date of first enrollment: Enter day, or to end:23

Enter month:8 Enter year:2022 Enter the number of credit hours completed: 88

The output of this student object may look like this: 12345678 John Smith 123 16th Street, University St , 665678 8/23/2022 88

3. Design a class CourseRegistration. Each object represents the enrollment of a student in a course.

Data members:

• Course identifier

• Student identifier

• Number of credit hours

• Course grade Methods

• Constructors to initialize data members.

Use default arguments so that users can omit some fields.

• Methods to get/set all data members

• Input and output operators to read CourseRegistration fields values from an input stream and to write the fields of an object to an output stream, nicely formatted.

prompt a user to enter the field values as follows

Enter course ID, or to end: 33164

Enter student ID: 12345678

Enter number of credit hours: 3

Enter course grade: A

The output of this courseRegistration object may look like this: 33164 12345678 3 A

Requirements

• Define each class in a header file (className.h) and implement the member functions in an implementation file (className.cpp), and compile it separately from a client program (test driver)

. • Write a test driver for each class to demonstrate the correctness of all member functions and operators.

Specifically,

o In the test driver for the class Student, read a group of student data from the keyboard and output the data in a file

o In the test driver for the class CourseRegistration, read course registration information for a group of students from the keyboard and output the data in a file.