Battle functions that control the game play. After the fleet of ships is deployed, and its location is printed if desired, the game starts. The pseudocode of the game algorithm $($to be implemented in main$()$ or a dedicated function$)$ is as follows.

while at least one ship is operational

invoke fire$()$ to get the location of the next shot from the user

invoke check$()$ to see if this location is occupied by a ship

if location is occupied then

invoke sink$()$ to sink the ship

report a hit

else

report a miss

Assignments

Test. Create a project titled Lab$8\_$Test. Add the header file battleship.hpp described above to your project. Add this file testShips.cpp to your project as well. Implement the functions prototyped in battleship.hpp file and invoked in testShips.cpp and place these function definitions in battleship.cpp

Note that presently portions of the file are commented out. This is to encourage incremental program development. You need to implement the functions that are not commented first. Then, uncomment the second portion of code and implement those functions. Once your project works correctly with all code of testShips.cpp uncommented, submit your project.

Game. Create a project titled Lab$8\_$Game. Use battleship.hpp$,$ battleship.cpp from the test assignment above; add game.cpp that contains main$(),$ invokes the game functions declared in battleship.hpp and implements the Battleship game as described in the introduction.