C$++$ Program! Submit $.$h and $.$cpp files with documentation in a $.$zip file

$*$Include comments in code$*(10$pts$)$

Details explaining how your code works

$*$Include Project Report$*(5$pts$)$

Details how you solved each specification in your program

Something you enjoyed

Something you struggled with

Program Specifications and Correctness $/$ Test Cases:

Object oriented methodologies are implemented with separate header and implementation files $(5$pts$)$

Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism

Program uses game data provided via input prior to start $(5$pts$)$

name, row$/$column count, fort count, and specials per player

Game consists of $3$ possible players $(2$ CPU and $1$ User$)(5$pts$)$

User can select an opponent each game $(5$pts$)$

Board contains forts randomly added $(10$pts$)$

Player information including the following are displayed $(5$pts$)$

Board, Fort count, and Forts conquered by the player.

Each player can select a new position on the opposing player's board $(5$pts$)$

Each player can implement at least $1$ special move $(5$pts$)$

Specials are limited based on user input $(5$pts$)$

Fort count decreases by $1$ after special is used $(5$pts$)$

Specials cannot be used when fort count is $1(5$pts$)$

Both the user and cpu can win the game $(5$pts$)$

The following specials are implemented into the game:

Scatter $(5$pts$)$

Random Scatter $(5$pts$)$

Precision $(5$pts$)$

Random Precision $(10$pts$)$

Linear $(10$pts$)$ Board class must be include and is as follows: $/**$

$*$ Constructor

$*$ Initializes board dimensions and forts

$*/$

Board::Board$($int count, int r$,$ int c$)$

$\{$

fortCount $=$ count;

rows $=$ r;

cols $=$ c;

$//$Initialize number of rows

board $=$ new string$*[$r$]$;

for$($int i $=0$; i $$ r; i$++)$

$\{$

$//$Initialize number of columns for each row

board$[$i$]=$ new string$[$c$]$;

$\}$

$//$ Generate Forts onto board

this$->$GenerateForts$()$;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$ Populates the board with forts

$*/$

void Board::GenerateForts$()$

$\{$

$//$ Assign a $"*"$ to each element of the board

for$($int row $=0$; row $$ rows; row$++)$

$\{$

for$($int col $=0$; col $$ cols; col$++)$

$\{$

board$[$row$][$col$]="*"$;

$\}$

$\}$

$/**$ ADD CODE HERE TO GENERATE FORTS RANDOMLY $**/$

Please write correct code here to generate the forts

$//$ This is code is for demo only.

$//$ Should replace with code to generate forts

board$[0][0]="1"$;

board$[1][1]="2"$;

board$[2][2]="3"$;

board$[3][3]="4"$;

board$[4][4]="5"$;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$ Displays the board with forts hidden

$*/$

void Board::DisplayBoard$()$

$\{$

for$($int row $=0$; row $$ this$->$GetRows$()$; row$++)$

$\{$

for$($int col $=0$; col $$ this$->$GetCols$()$; col$++)$

$\{$

$//$ Check if element is a number or Fort. If so display a $"*"$ instead to hide it

if $($board$[$row$][$col$]!="*"$ && board$[$row$][$col$]!="$x$"$ && board$[$row$][$col$]!="$O$")$

$\{$

cout $$ setw ;

$\}$

$//$ Otherwise display whatever value is stored there

else

$\{$

cout $$ setw$(3)$ board$[$row$][$col$]$ ;

$\}$

$\}$

cout $$ endl;

$\}$

cout $$ endl;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$ Displays the board with forts shown

$*$ TEST METHOD $-$ use when checking if forts exist

$*$ Not needed for final submission

$*/$

void Board::DisplayTestBoard$()$

$\{$

$//$ Display elements with no hiding

for$($int row $=0$; row $$ this$->$GetRows$()$; row$++)$

$\{$

for$($int col $=0$; col $$ this$->$GetCols$()$; col$++)$

$\{$

cout $$ setw$(3)$ board$[$row$][$col$]$ ;

$\}$

cout $$ endl;

$\}$

cout $$ endl;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$ Accessors $/$ Mutators

$*/$

string Board::GetBoard$($int row, int col$)$

$\{$

return board$[$row$][$col$]$;

$\}$

void Board::SetBoard$($int row, int col, string value$)$

$\{$

board$[$row$][$col$]=$ value;

$\}$

int Board::GetFortCount$()$

$\{$

return fortCount;

$\}$

void Board::SetFortCount$($int f$)$

$\{$

fortCount $=$ f;

$\}$

int Board::GetRows$()$

$\{$

return rows;

$\}$

void Board::SetRows$($int r$)$

$\{$

rows $=$ r;

$\}$

int Board::GetCols$()$

$\{$

return cols;

$\}$

void Board::SetCols$($int c$)$

$\{$

cols $=$ c;

$\}$ Use the attached picture to write the code for each special move and implement all of the players with their specials