Drawing shapes Make two classes: one for the "game" and one for the "player". These classes should be outlined as follows: Game: Store: Player object (see below), square dimensions (top, bottom, left, right) draw() = F calls player's draw and draws the square from warmup2. This should take as input a Gar3D object (by reference), (i.e. the window). You should move your drawing of the square into here as well. constructor = creates player object Player: -Store: xpos, ypos -default constructor (set to (0, 0)) -constructor with 2inputs (double) to set xpos, ypos -draw() = makes some shape at (xpos, ypos, 0). Again, you should use call-by-reference on the window object to pass it into draw. (Draw the shape size about 0.5) After creating these classes, you should end up with something like: Drawing shapes Make two classes: one for the "game" and one for the "player". These classes should be outlined as follows: Game: Store: Player object (see below), square dimensions (top, bottom, left, right) draw() = F calls player's draw and draws the square from warmup2. This should take as input a Gar3D object (by reference), (i.e. the window). You should move your drawing of the square into here as well. constructor = creates player object Player: -Store: xpos, ypos -default constructor (set to (0, 0)) -constructor with 2inputs (double) to set xpos, ypos -draw() = makes some shape at (xpos, ypos, 0). Again, you should use call-by-reference on the window object to pass it into draw. (Draw the shape size about 0.5) After creating these classes, you should end up with something like