Write a C++ program that allows a user to play your mixtape, one song at a time, or all at once. The program must contain two classes; one class is to represent a Song (track) and one to represent the Mixtape (playlist). You will then create a playlist/mixtape of songs/tracks in your main function. Songs (or tracks) should be easily created within one line and you should be able to play them. You need at least 4 attributes in the song class, e.g., name, artist, record label, duration, genre, year released, etc. If the user chooses to “play” a track, your program should output a list of statistics about the track (song). You should have the option to play all. Requirements:• Create two separate classes and a main• The Song class must have 4 private data members (attributes)• The Song class must have at least 2 public data members (functions)• The Mixtape class must have at least 1 private data member (attribute)• The Mixtape class must have at least 2 public data members (functions)• Your implementation of the mixtape (in main) must have at least 5 songsYour code must include appropriate comments and documentation Sample Output1. Play Track 12. Play Track 23. Play Track 34. Play Track 45. Play Track 56. Play All Tracks7. QuitSelect an option to play: 6Title: Have You EverArtist: BrandyGenre: R&B/SoulYear: 1998Title: SundayArtist: Koryn HawthorneGenre: ChristianYear: 2020Title: Familiar.Artist: Madison Ryann WardGenre: ChristianYear: 2020Title: Stand Up (from Harriet)Artist: Cynthia ErivoGenre: SoundtrackYear: 2019Title: I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)Artist: Whitney HoustonGenre: R&B/SoulYear: 1987

Program in C++ (Comments are included for better understanding) #include <iostream> /* library to use input/output operations */ using namespace std; /* standard namespace declaration */ /* class song */ class Song { /* private data members to store info of songs */ private: string title; string artist; string genre; int year; public: /* function getData to get and store track informantion */ void getData(string a,string b,string c,int d) { title = a; artist = b; genre = c; year = d; } /* function to print the attributes of a song */ void printData() { cout<<"\n\nTitle: "<<title; cout<<"\nArtist: "<<artist; cout<<"\nGenre: "<<genre; cout<<"\nYear: "<<year; } }s[5]; /* s is object of class Song of array type of size 5 */ /* class mixtape */ class Mixtape { /* private data member to get tracknumber */ private: int trackNum; public: /* function to create a playlist by passing attributes of a song by calling getData function using Song class object */ void createPlaylist() { s[0].getData("Have You Ever","Brandy","R&B/Soul",1998); s[1].getData("Sunday","Koryn Hawthorne","Christian",2020); s[2].getData("Familiar","Madison Ryann Ward","Christian",2020); s[3].getData("Stand Up (from Harriest)","Cynthia Brivo","Soundtrack",2019); s[4].getData("I wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)","Whitney","R&B/Soul",1987); } /* function to print specific track attributes using Song class object, track number and printData function of class Song */ void play(int n) { trackNum = n; s[trackNum].printData(); } }; /* main function */ int main() { Mixtape m; /* create object of class Mixtape */ /* create createPlaylist function using Mixtae object that will create the playlist by providing attributes of the songs */ m.createPlaylist(); int choice = 0; /* set choice to 0 initially */ /* loop runs till the user wants to exit */ while(choice !=7) { /* Print welcome message and menu */ cout<<"\n\nWelcome to Prof. Lamma's Mixtape\n"; cout<<"\n1.Play Track 1"; cout<<"\n2.Play Track 2"; cout<<"\n3.Play Track 3"; cout<<"\n4.Play Track 4"; cout<<"\n5.Play Track 5"; cout<<"\n6.Play All Tracks"; cout<<"\n7.Quit\n"; cout<<"\nSelect an option to play: "; cin>>choice; /* get user's choice */ /* using switch call play function and pass appropriate track number to be played */ switch(choice) { case 1: m.play(0); /* track 1 */ break; case 2: m.play(1); /* track 2 */ break; case 3: m.play(2); /* track 3 */ break; case 4: m.play(3); /* track 4 */ break; case 5: m.play(4); /* track 5 */ break; case 6: for(int i=0;i<5;i++) m.play(i); /* play all tracks */ break; case 7: cout<<"\n--EXIT--"; /* exit */ break; default: cout<<"\nWrong Input!!\n"; /* for wrong input */ } } return 0; } /* end of program */