Give a .cpp file that do the following:

Blake's Cookie Madhouse 
Create a cookie class called Cookie that holds all the cookie fields (name, base, chips, topping, myFourthCookieOptionChoice ). 

Create an empty, a full (set of parameters) and one parameter (name) Cookie constructors. 

Create "set" and "get" member functions that set/get the Base (type string), Chips (type string, type int), Topping (type char), 
myFourthCookieOptionChoice (type yourChoice).

ex: setBase(string) // takes a string argument as an input
string getBase( ) //returns a string.

The setTopping(char) function should use a switch or if/if-else/else statement for a few preset options. 
The getChips() should be two functions getChipsName() and getChipsQuantity() one for each return type. 

Create a displayCookie() member function that displays all the cookie fields.

ex: The Cookie("Chunky Monkey", "Peanut Butter", "Chocolate Chips", 20, 'b', 1 ) might display
Chunky Monkey - a Peanut Butter cookie loaded with over 20 

Chocolate Chips topped with yummy Bananas (Gooey Level 1/5). 

ex: The Cookie("Chocolate Lava", "Mocha", "Chocolate Chips", 50, 'n', 5 ) might display

Chocolate Lava - a Mocha cookie loaded with over 50 
Chocolate Chips (Gooey Level 5/5).

Create a BlakesCookieMadHouse (hw5.cpp) that creates four cookie objects of type Cookie() and display each cookie using the displayCookie() member function. 

First by constructing a default cookie (name only constructor), 

create an emprty default, then change each parameter

a full constructor (all parameters set)

copying a cookie and change half of its values.

Be Creative -ex: create a welcome screen, dress up the cookie descriptions and how they are dispayed 

using member function