Can you convert this over to a C$++$ code please

import random

# Initialize the game board with matching pairs

def initialize$\_$board$()$:

numbers $=$ list$($range$(1,9))*2$

random.shuffle$($numbers$)$

board $=[[0]*4$ for $\_$ in range$(4)]$

for i in range$(4)$:

for j in range$(4)$:

board$[$i$][$j$]=$ numbers.pop$()$

return board

# Print the game board

def print$\_$board$($board$)$:

for row in board:

print$("\backslash$t$".$join$($map$($str$,$ row$)))$

# Check if the selected move is valid

def is$\_$valid$\_$move$($board$,$ move$)$:

x$1,$ y$1,$ x$2,$ y$2=$ move

return board$[$x$1][$y$1]!=0$ and board$[$x$2][$y$2]!=0$

# Check if the selected move is a match

def is$\_$match$($board$,$ move$)$:

x$1,$ y$1,$ x$2,$ y$2=$ move

return board$[$x$1][$y$1]==$ board$[$x$2][$y$2]$

# Update the game board based on the move

def update$\_$board$($board$,$ move$)$:

x$1,$ y$1,$ x$2,$ y$2=$ move

board$[$x$1][$y$1]=0$

board$[$x$2][$y$2]=0$

# Check if the game is over

def is$\_$game$\_$over$($board$)$:

for row in board:

if any$($row$)$:

return False

return True

# Main function to play the memory game

def play$\_$memory$\_$game$()$:

board $=$ initialize$\_$board$()$

print$("$Initial Board:"$)$

print$\_$board$($board$)$

while not is$\_$game$\_$over$($board$)$:

print$("$

Enter two coordinates $($row and column$)$ to reveal a card $($e$.$g$.,\text{'}0011\text{'})$: $")$

move $=$ list$($map$($int$,$ input$().$split$()))$

if is$\_$valid$\_$move$($board$,$ move$)$:

if is$\_$match$($board$,$ move$)$:

update$\_$board$($board$,$ move$)$

print$("$Match found!"$)$

else:

print$("$No match, try again."$)$

else:

print$("$Invalid move, try again."$)$

print$("$

Current Board:"$)$

print$\_$board$($board$)$

print$("$

Congratulations! You've won the game."$)$

# Main program

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

play$\_$memory$\_$game$()$