Hello, I am working on a exercise with C++ regarding Pointers. I am asked to modify the implementation of a grid using pointers. The idea to modify the code that creates figure 1, to create figure 2. I have attached the sample code and image for reference.

// Example of a program that uses pointers and nested for-loops to create a table

#include // required to use cout, cin, and endl #include // required to setw() using namespace std; // required to use the items defined in the above libraries

void print(int ** table, int maxrow, int maxcol);

int main()

{

int ** grid; // pointer to a pointer to integers to create the grid int *element; // pointer to an int to move through the row int col; // loop control variable int row; // control variable int maxr, maxc; // maximum number of rows and columns that the dynamic array will have char ans;

do {

system("cls");

cout

cin >> maxr >> maxc;

grid = new int*[maxr]; // create a dynamic arrays of POINTERS TO INTEGERS with maxr elements

cout

for (row = 0; row

grid[row] = new int[maxc]; // create a dynamic array of INTEGERS with maxc elements to implement it

for (int row = 0; row

for (int col = 0; col

grid[row][col] = (row + 1) * 10 + (col + 1); // store the calculated value

for (row = 0; row

{

element = grid[row]; // store in element the address of the first element in the row

for (col = 0; col

{

cout

cout

cout

element++; // move on to the next element in the row using pointer arithmetic

}

cout

}

system("pause");

cout

print(grid, maxr, maxc); // call function print to display the table

cout

cout

for (row = 0; row

delete[] grid[row]; // delete the dynamic array created to implement it

delete[] grid; // delete the array of POINTERS TO INTEGERS used to access the rows

//cout

grid = nullptr; // set grid to the null pointer

cout

cout

cin >> ans;

} while (ans == 'y' || ans == 'Y');

return 0;

}

void print(int ** table, int maxrow, int maxcol) // receives the pointer to the grid and the max number of rows and columns to display

{

int row, col;

for (row = 0; row

{

cout

for (col = 0; col

{

cout

}

cout

}

cout

}

In this exercise, you have to modify the provided implementation of a grid using pointers (see figure 1) so that it is implemented as shown in figure 2. Figure 1 Figure 2 In the implementation of Figure 1 the array of pointers is used to access the rows of the grid while in the implementation of Figure 2 the array of pointers is used to access the columns