The document outlines modifications to a C++ class named 'persontype' by adding three constructors: a default constructor, one that accepts first and last names, and another that takes all data members. It also instructs to create a destructor and a driver program that utilizes the constructors to create three different 'person' objects, followed by populating them with setters and printing their details. It suggests performing tasks using the Linux terminal and references specific files for implementation.

1. Modify your personType class to include 3 constructors: (In C++)
1. default constructor that takes no parameters
2. constructor which is only passed first name and last name
3. constructor which is passed all the data members.
4. Create 1 destructor as shown during the zoom meeting, but do not call it within int main();
Create a driver program that creates 3 different people using the 3 different constructors. After
creating the 3 different people using your 3 different constructors, finish populating them using
the appropriate setters in int main(). Finally, neatly print them. (pictures are in order,
personType.h, personType.cpp, driver.cpp)
using Linux terminal if possible