C$++$ PLEASE, READ CAREFULLY $($USE ATTACHED TEMPLATES$)$ For bug.h use this template PLEASE$-$ #ifndef BUG$\_$H #define BUG$\_$H class Bug public: private: ; #endif for bug.cpp use this template PLEASE #include "bug.h$"$ To check code use this template$-//$ Do not edit this file. #include "bug.h$"$ #include #include using namespace std; class Tester public: $//$ Checks answer and prints success or failed bool test$($double got, double expected$)$; private: size$\_$t test$\_$num $=1$; double thresh $=1\mathrm{.}0/1024\mathrm{.}0$; ; bool Tester::test$($double got, double expected$)$ cout $<<"====$ Test case $"<<$ test$\_$num $<<"===="<<$ endl; bool success $=$ true; if $($abs$($got $-$ expected$)>=$ thresh$)$ cout $<<$ "Not passed yet. Keep trying!" $<<$ endl; cout $<<"$ Got: $"<<$ got $<<$ endl; cout $<<"$ Expected: $"<<$ expected $<<$ endl; success $=$ false; cout $<<$ endl; if $($success$)$ cout $<<$ "Passed." $<<$ endl $<<$ endl; test$\_$num$++$; return success; int main$()$ Tester tester; bool all$\_$passed $=$ true; $//$ Test case $1$ Bug bugsy$1=$ Bug$(10)$; bugsy$1.$move$()$; bugsy$1.$move$()$; bugsy$1.$turn$()$; bugsy$1.$move$()$; bugsy$1.$move$()$; bugsy$1.$move$()$; bool test$\_$case$\_$passed $=$ tester.test$($bugsy$1.$get$\_$position$(),9)$; all$\_$passed $=$ test$\_$case$\_$passed all$\_$passed; $//$ Test case $2$ Bug bugsy$2=$ Bug$(0)$; bugsy$2.$move$()$; bugsy$2.$move$()$; bugsy$2.$move$()$; bugsy$2.$move$()$; bugsy$2.$move$()$; test$\_$case$\_$passed $=$ tester.test$($bugsy$2.$get$\_$position$(),5)$; all$\_$passed $=$ test$\_$case$\_$passed all$\_$passed; $//$ Test case $3$ Bug bugsy$3=$ Bug$(-100)$; bugsy$3.$turn$()$; bugsy$3.$move$()$; bugsy$3.$move$()$; bugsy$3.$move$()$; bugsy$3.$move$()$; bugsy$3.$turn$()$; bugsy$3.$move$()$; test$\_$case$\_$passed $=$ tester.test$($bugsy$3.$get$\_$position$(),-103)$; all$\_$passed $=$ test$\_$case$\_$passed all$\_$passed; $//$ Test case $4$ Bug bugsy$4=$ Bug$(-3)$; tester.test$($bugsy$4.$get$\_$position$(),-3)$; all$\_$passed $=$ test$\_$case$\_$passed all$\_$passed; $//$ Test case $5$ Bug bugsy$5=$ Bug$(-7)$; bugsy$5.$turn$()$; bugsy$5.$turn$()$; bugsy$5.$turn$()$; test$\_$case$\_$passed $=$ tester.test$($bugsy$5.$get$\_$position$(),-7)$; all$\_$passed $=$ test$\_$case$\_$passed all$\_$passed; if $($all$\_$passed$)$ cout $<<$ "Hooray, you passed all tests!" $<<$ endl; return $0$; Problem $1$: Bug Please turn in bug.h and bug.cpp that contains your implementation of the Bug class. I provided starter code bug.h and bug.cpp$.$ I also provided bug$\_$main.cpp$,$ which contains the main function and testers. You should not modify bug$\_$main.cpp$.-$ In bug.h$,$ you need to provide the class definition $-$ In bug. cpp you need to provide implementations of the member functions. $-$ For bug$\_$main.cpp$,$ you will not edit this, but you will run this and it will test your implementation. Please pass all tests before submitting your bug. h and bug. cpp$.$ Write a class Bug that models a bug moving along a horizontal line. The bug moves either to the right or left. Initially, the bug moves to the right, but it can turn to flip its direction $($if the current direction is right, turn to left; if the current direction is left, turn to right$).$ In each move, its position changes by one unit in the current direction. Provide a constructor Bug$($int initial$\_$position$)$ and member functions void turn$()$ void move$()$ int get$\_$position$()$ const Sample usage: Bug bugsy$(10)$; bugsy.move$()$; $//$ Now the position is $11$ bugsy.turn$()$; bugsy.move$()$; $//$ Now the position is $10-$ Note: There will be no user input. Just run the bug$\_$main. cpp and check your answers.