C++ program IF NOT COMFORTABLE WITH CLASSES,I WOULD START WITH DEFINING THE CLASS WITH ONE constructor AND GO FROM THERE Use the following to calculate a GPA (the following is for calculation information only): A = 4.00 grade points per credit hourA- = 3.70 grade points per credit hourB+ = 3.33 grade points per credit hourB = 3.00 grade points per credit hourB- = 2.70 grade points per credit hourC+ = 2.30 grade points per credit hourC = 2.00 grade points per credit hourC- = 1.70 grade points per credit hourD+ = 1.30 grade points per credit hourD = 1.00 grade points per credit hourD- = 0.70 grade points per credit hour gpa calculation = total grade points received (see above)/ number hours attemptedIf you took 3 classes; 3 credit hours each; received an 'A' in each classA = 4.00 points per credit hour means a total of 36 grade points earnedfor 9 attempted hoursgpa = 36/9 = 4.0 1. Create a header file (*.h) for a class named Student defined as follows:Private variables to hold:first namelast namestreet addresscitystatezipearned grade pointsattempted credit hoursgpaPublic methods:constructor of type Student; set all the private variables to spaceor zero, depending on the data typeconstructor of type Student; set all name values and all address valuesto values passed in as parameters, do not include earned grade point orattempted credit hours as parametersconstructor of type Student; set ALL private variables to valuespassed in as parametersmethod to display all private variables of the class (i.e., cout)method to calculate the gpa (no parameters)method to calculate the gpa with earned and attempted values passed in as parametersmethod to set the earned value; earned value passed in as parameter  method to set the attempted value; attempted value passed in as parameter 2. Create an implementation program (*.cpp file) for class Student and code all the public methods.   3. Create a client program (*.cpp) that uses class Student. Create three students using each ofthe three constructors defined in 1. Be aware of what data gets initialized or set to values. 4. Calculate the gpa for each of the students. 5. Display ALL the data for each of the students after the gpa has been calculated (name, full address,grade points earned, grade points attempted, gpa) 6. Be aware that if the first two constructors are used, the earned and attemptedvalues will NOT be set to calculate the gpa. Try using your set methodsto give these a value.  You will need to create a project.     If you like to include the following line of code: system("pause");You MAY need to: #include <cstdlib> Complete as much as you can before you submit ensuring what you've completed compiles. You do not have to correctlysolve the coding exercise, however, you MUST include code that ATTEMPTS to solve the problem to get credit. The program may be named any name of your choice and must have a .cpp extention. Do NOT includespaces in program names; variables may be any name of your choice.

IF NOT COMFORTABLE WITH CLASSES,
I WOULD START WITH DEFINING THE CLASS WITH ONE constructor AND GO FROM THERE

Use the following to calculate a GPA (the following is for calculation information only):

A = 4.00 grade points per credit hour
A- = 3.70 grade points per credit hour
B+ = 3.33 grade points per credit hour
B = 3.00 grade points per credit hour
B- = 2.70 grade points per credit hour
C+ = 2.30 grade points per credit hour
C = 2.00 grade points per credit hour
C- = 1.70 grade points per credit hour
D+ = 1.30 grade points per credit hour
D = 1.00 grade points per credit hour
D- = 0.70 grade points per credit hour

gpa calculation = total grade points received (see above)/ number hours attempted
If you took 3 classes; 3 credit hours each; received an 'A' in each class
A = 4.00 points per credit hour means a total of 36 grade points earned
for 9 attempted hours
gpa = 36/9 = 4.0

1. Create a header file (*.h) for a class named Student defined as follows:

Private variables to hold:
first name
last name
street address
city
state
zip
earned grade points
attempted credit hours
gpa

Public methods:

constructor of type Student; set all the private variables to space
or zero, depending on the data type

constructor of type Student; set all name values and all address values
to values passed in as parameters, do not include earned grade point or
attempted credit hours as parameters

constructor of type Student; set ALL private variables to values
passed in as parameters

method to display all private variables of the class (i.e., cout)

method to calculate the gpa (no parameters)

method to calculate the gpa with earned and attempted values passed in as parameters

method to set the earned value; earned value passed in as parameter
  
method to set the attempted value; attempted value passed in as parameter

2. Create an implementation program (*.cpp file) for class Student and code all the public methods.

  
3. Create a client program (*.cpp) that uses class Student. Create three students using each of
the three constructors defined in 1. Be aware of what data gets initialized or set to values.

4. Calculate the gpa for each of the students.

5. Display ALL the data for each of the students after the gpa has been calculated (name, full address,
grade points earned, grade points attempted, gpa)

6. Be aware that if the first two constructors are used, the earned and attempted
values will NOT be set to calculate the gpa. Try using your set methods
to give these a value.
  
You will need to create a project.   

  
If you like to include the following line of code: system("pause");
You MAY need to: #include <cstdlib>

Complete as much as you can before you submit ensuring what you've completed compiles. You do not have to correctly
solve the coding exercise, however, you MUST include code that ATTEMPTS to solve the problem to get credit.

The program may be named any name of your choice and must have a .cpp extention. Do NOT include
spaces in program names; variables may be any name of your choice.