Define class hierarchy as show in figure.
Store the information of the Book, Tape, CD . Display the information using base pointer. you should not able to make object of base class

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class Media {
 public :
 string title;
 int price;
 virtual void input() = 0;
 virtual void display() = 0;

};
class Book : public Media {
 public:
 int page;
 void input() {
  cout<<"Enter Title of Book: ";
  getline(cin,title);
  cout<<"Enter Price: ";
  cin>>price;
  cout<<"Enter No. of Page: ";
  cin>>page;
  cin.ignore(1,'\n');
 }
 void display() {
  cout<<"Information of Book\n";
  cout<<"Title - "<< title<< endl;
  cout<<"Price - "<< price<< endl;
  cout<<"Pages - "<< page<< endl;
  }
};
class Tape:public Media {
 public : 
 int r;
 void input() {
  cout<<"Enter Title of Tape: ";
  getline(cin,title);
  cout<<"Enter Price: ";
  cin>>price;
  cout<<"Enter Run Time in Min: ";
  cin>>r;
  cin.ignore(1,'\n');
 }
 void display() {
  cout<<"Information of Tape\n";
  cout<<"Title - "<< title<< endl;
  cout<<"Price - "<< price<< endl;
  cout<<"Run Time - "<< r<<" min\n";
  }	
};
class CD : public Media {
 public : 
 int cap;
 void input() {
  cout<<"Enter Title of CD: ";
  getline(cin,title);
  cout<<"Enter Price: ";
  cin>>price;
  cout<<"Enter Capacity in GB: ";
  cin>>cap;
 }
 void display() {
  cout<<"Information of CD\n";
  cout<<"Title - "<< title<< endl;
  cout<<"Price - "<< price<< endl;
  cout<<"CAPACITY- "<< cap<<" GB\n";
  }	
};
int main() {
 Media *m = new Book();
 Media *m2 = new Tape();
 Media * m3 = new CD;
 m->input();
 m2->input();
 m3->input();
 m->display();
 m2->display();
 m3->display();
 return 0;
}