Create a class coffee with data members listed below.

roasttype, which is string representing whether your coffee is light, medium, or dark roast (initialize to an empty string)
temp, which is a floating point value representing the temperature of your coffee in fahrenheit (initialize to 180.0)
include the following member functions:
default constructor,
a constructor with parameters for each data member (in the order given above),
getters and setter methods for each data member named in camel-case. for example, if a class had a data member named mydata, the class would require methods named in camel-case: getmydataand setmydata.
string drinkability(): the function should return how "drinkable" the coffee is based on the temperature. (too cold: < 100.0, just right: > = 100.0 & < 160.0, hot: > = 160.0 & < 180.0, too hot: > = 180.0).

you only need to write the class definition and any code that is required for that class.

note: you must not use the implicit "private" for class data types and methods. include public or private explicitly.