Two data members: feet(int) and inches(float) Two overloaded constructors: one that takes no argument and the other that takes two arguments. Zero argument constructor initializes data members from 0 whereas two argument constructor initializes data members from the passed arguments. Two getters and two setters corresponding to two data members. A member function named toDecimal that converts a distance to decimal, e.g., if a distance equals 2 feet and 6 inches then it would become 2.5 in decimal. A member function named toString that returns a string representation of a distance, e.g., if a distance equals 2 feet and 6 inches then the corresponding string representation should be 2’-6”. by using C++

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Problem Statement Design a Mother class that has the following member: • A virtual printInfo function that displays the class information which is the Class's name. Design a BabyA class that is derived from the Mother class. The BabyA class should have the following: • A printInfo function that overrides from the base class. The BabyA Design a BabyB class that is derived from the Mother class. The Babys class' print function should display only the class's name. class should have the following: • A print Info function that overrides from the base class. The BabyB class' print function should display only the class's name. Write a program that has an array of Mother pointers. The array elements should be initialized to Mother, BabyA, and Babys objects. The program should then step through the array with a loop and call each object's printInfo function. Partial Solution #include using namespace std; class Mother public: //declare a virtual function } { { { class } } void printInfo()…

Static data members and static member functions aren't precisely what I'm looking for.