The class Holiday represents a celebrated day. As you\'ll from its class diagram

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The class Holiday represents a celebrated day. As you'll from its class diagram, it is a concrete (instantiatable) class which might represent a Labor Day or Veteran's Day. The class MealOrientedHoliday is a much more specific kind of Holiday that identifies a holiday centered around a meal. Following the diagrams show below, create the classes Holiday and MealOrientedHoliday. A sample driver has been provided to guide your efforts. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE FULL CREDIT, YOUR SUBCLASS MUST CALL ITS PARENT CONSTRUCTOR AS WELL AS REUSE ITS PARENT'S PROTECTED MEMBERS.

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Holiday {

protected:
   string name;
   int month;
   int day;
   int year;

public:
   Holiday();
   Holiday(string hname, int hmonth, int hday, int hyear) {
       name = hname;
       month = hmonth;
       day = hday;
       year = hyear;
   }

   int getMonth() {
       return month;
   }

   int getDay() {
       return day;
   }

   int getYear() {
       return year;
   }
};


class MealOrientedHoliday : public Holiday {

protected:
   string myMeal;
public:
   MealOrientedHoliday();
   MealOrientedHoliday( string name,
                         int month,
                         int day,
                         int year,
                         string meal ) : Holiday(name, month, day, year) {
       myMeal = meal;
   }

   std::string getMeal( ) const;
};


int main()
{
   Holiday veteransDay( "Veteran's Day", 11, 11, 2015 );
   MealOrientedHoliday turkeyDay( "Thanksgiving", 11, 26, 2015, "dinner" );

   cout << "this day is Veteran's Day: " << veteransDay.getMonth( ) << "/" << veteransDay.getDay( ) << "/" << veteransDay.getYear( ) << endl;
   cout << "this day is Thanksgiving: " << turkeyDay.getMonth( ) << "/" << turkeyDay.getDay( ) << "/" << turkeyDay.getYear( ) << endl;
   return 0;

}

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