For this lab you will be creating a "song" class to store songs and use it to create a program to allow users to search for songs by name. You may do this lab as a pair programming assignment.

The song class should have the following data members and methods:

• Data member: A string for the song name.
• Data member: A string for the aritist's name.
• Data member: A double for the song length (e.g. 3.5 would be a 3 minute, 30 second song).
• Data member: One other data member of your choice. Possiblities include the year, the album title, the genre, etc.
• Method: default constructor, which should give appropriate values to all of the data members.
• Method: explicit constructor, which should have one parameter for each of the class data members and set the data members appropriately.
• Method: print, which prints all of the information about a song.
• Method: set_data, which, like the explicit constructor, has one parameter for each data member and set the data members appropriately.
• Method: check_name, which takes a string as an argument and compares it to the song's name, returning a 1 if the names match and a 0 otherwise.

To test the class write a main program that does the following:

• Creates an array of 5 song objects.
• Set the data for all 5 song objects. You can hard code this, let the user enter the data for the 5 songs, or load the 5 songs from a file.
• Prints all of the songs in the array using the class's print function.
• Has the user enter a song name, then searches through the array of songs using the check_name method to find the named song and prints it, or, if it is not in the array, prints a message saying the song is not in the "database".

Turn in: the class, the main program, and sample output showing that the code works, including finding a song by name, and failing to find a song.