Objectives By completing this assignment students should be able to: • Write programs using classes Instructions Write a program called passport.cpp. You also need to create a class to hold the passport itself. This class should be broken into .opp and .h files as we have done in class. The license class should hold the following information about a license: • The passport number • The first and last name of the person • Their nationality • Their birthdate You will then write a program that will prompt for information about a person's passport and then print out that license to the command line.

#this is a python program #topic: OOP Design the Country class so that the code gives the expected output. [You are not allowed to change the code below]  # Write your Class Code here  country = Country()  print('Name:',country.name)  print('Continent:',country.continent)  print('Capital:',country.capital)  print('Fifa Ranking:',country.fifa_ranking) print('===================')  country.name = “Belgium”  country.continent = “Europe”  country.capital = “Brussels”  country.fifa_ranking = 1  print('Name:',country.name)  print('Continent:',country.continent)  print('Capital:',country.capital)  print('Fifa Ranking:',country.fifa_ranking)  Output:  Name: Bangladesh  Continent: Asia  Capital: Dhaka  Fifa Ranking: 187  ===================  Name: Belgium  Continent: Europe  Capital: Brussels  Fifa Ranking: 1

Problem Statement: Develop an Inventory Management System (IMS) for a small retail business that allows the user to manage their product inventory. The system should enable the user to add, edit, update, and delete product information stored in a .csv file. The IMS should be console-based with a menu-driven interface. Requirements: 1. Classes and Objects: - Create a `Product` class with attributes such as `productID`, `productName`, `price`, `quantity`. - Implement a `InventoryManager` class that will handle operations like adding, editing, updating, and deleting products. - Use a `Main` class with the `main` method to run the program and display the menu. 2. File Operations: - Store product information in a .csv file named `inventory.csv`. - Implement methods in `InventoryManager` for reading and writing to the .csv file. 3. Menu-Driven Interface: - Implement a menu in the `Main` class that allows the user to select operations like Add, Edit, Update, Delete, and View Inventory. - Use…

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