C++ Please use the template for the code

Write a program with the following features:

Implement a class named StartWars; Class StartWars has the method named CreateClone; In CreateClone you should ask the user about the total_number of clone warrior that should be created.

Each warrior is represented as a variable member of the struct data_clone warrior comprised of: int ID, string name, int timeCounter

Use new and delete to keep your struct data_clone warrior properly dynamically allocated and released before the program ends

After creating the struct data_clone warrior with new command, then create the method Input asking the user for each of the clones, what is their info - ID, name, timeCounter

As clones are believed to have a shorter lifespan, run the method LifeSpan, with a loop counting the biological clock of each clone as follows: every loop iteration, print the warrior ID, name and timeCounter; the timeCounter is decreased by 1 in each iteration; if for that clone timeCounter is zero print ID, name, timeCounter and the message "clone is dead" or "clone is alive" if timeCounter is larger than zero; inform when all clones are dead, then finish the program.

Here is the template

#include using namespace std; struct data_clone{ string name; int ID, timeCounter; };

void output_all(struct data_clone *pointer_warrior,int total_number){ int i; cout << "output all" << endl; for(i=0;i

void output_each(struct data_clone *pointer_warrior,int total_number){ int i; cout << "output each" << endl; for(i=0;iname<ID <timeCounter <

int main() { int i,total_number; struct data_clone *warrior;

cout << "how many clones today?" << endl; cin >> total_number; warrior = new struct data_clone[total_number];

for(i=0;i> warrior[i].name; cout << i << " inform the warrior id "<> warrior[i].ID; cout << i << " inform the warrior lifespan/timeCounter "<> warrior[i].timeCounter; }

output_all(warrior,total_number); for(i=0;i

delete [] warrior;

return 0; }