C++ Mini Project (Calender)

By using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, write a C++ object-oriented program to implement a perpetual calendar that starts from year 2000. When the user input a year and a month, the corresponding month with the correct day of the week will be shown. The user can also input tasks/expenses for any day of this month. The tasks/expenses should be input based on different categories that depend on one of the five rules below. After that, a specific statistical chart/table can be shown. a. Designed with a graphical user interface (GUI). b. Required that the code governing the rules of the game should be implemented with a separate static library developed by native C++ and linked into the managed C++ application. The managed C++ code you write should mainly be responsible for the GUI. c. Before a user starts to play, he needs to login the system with a username and password first. A file is then created to store the tasks/expenses added by the user. If this user has used this program before, his old record should be retrieved and shown on the screen. After the user has played the game, the record should be modified and stored. d. Should you want to get a credit, you should design the application with some advanced features as follows. · The user can choose the start day of the week in a month, e.g. Sunday or Tuesday, and the number of weeks to display. · The user can choose to show monthly, weekly, or daily calendar to display. · Add some animation to the application. e. Should you want to get a distinction, you are free to add two more features to the game that will make it become more interesting. You may seek the opinion of your subject lecturer/tutor before you do so. In principle, they must be some new features that require additional efforts but not a repetition of work.