Exercise 1: Copy the code below into a file BinaryHeap.h. Notice that a choice was made to define the member functions with the larger bodies *outside the scope of class BinaryHeap. It is good to practice this alternative layout of your C++ code, and some would say that moving the bulk of the function definitions outside of the class is preferred. Here, we will not argue, but simply explore this other way of doing things .. // BinaryHeap.h // May 2018, after Weiss, Data Structures textbook #ifndef BINARYHEAP H. #define BINARYHEAP_H. #include #include class BinaryHeap public: BinaryHeap () : heap (100), currentsize(o)() BinaryHeap (int capacity) : heap (capacity), currentsize (0) () BinaryHeap (const VectorcC>&) bool isEmpty() const (return currentsize 0;) int size) const (return currentSizei) const c & findMin) const (return heap [1];) void insert (const C &) void insert (C &&) void deleteMin(O void deleteMin(C &)