Python's immutable objects cannot be modified; which of the following is an example of an immutable object in Python? Tuples Lists Dicts O NumPy arrays

C++ LAB HELP!!!I got a bad grade for this C++ lab, and I was wondering what would be the right way to do this while keeping in mind that we cannot use arrays. If anyone knows, please help me as my professor is not responding to my inquiries at this time. THIS IS C++! I asked this question earlier but got the answer in a different language (Java) which did not help me. PLEASE HELP!Function Lab (C++ ONLY!!! NO JAVA OR PYTHON! C++ ONLY!)Sample output: C++ is used for this labHow many boxes do you want to measure? 3 Box 1:  Enter height, width, and depth: 3 4 5 Volume for box 1 is: 60 Box 2:  Enter height, width, and depth: 1.5 2.4 3.6 Volume for box 2 is: 12.96 Box 3:  Enter height, width, and depth: 2 2 2 Volume for box 3 is: 8  Goodbye  Instructions: C++ ONLY!!!1. Prototype a double function named GetBoxVolume. 2. Prototype a void function named GetBoxSides. 3. In the main function: a. Ask how many boxes to measure. b. Write a loop to measure that many boxes. c. Inside the loop: i.…

C++ compile a program to answer question in picture included. Code to edit:   #include <iostream> #include <string> class DayOfYear{ private:  mutable int day; // Make 'day' mutable   // Static arrays to hold month names and the number of days in each month   static const std::string monthNames[];   static const int daysInMonth[]; public:  // Constructor   DayOfYear (int day) : day (day) {}   // Member function to print the day in month-day format   void  print () const  {     int tempDay = day; // Create a temporary variable     int month = 0;     // Find the month for the given day     while (tempDay > daysInMonth[month])      {         tempDay -= daysInMonth[month];         month++;      }     // Print the result     std::cout << monthNames[month] << " " << tempDay << std::endl;  }}; // Static member variable initialization const std::string DayOfYear::monthNames[] = {   "January", "February", "March",     "April",   "May",      "June",…

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