here are two examples of input into your c++ preprocessor. in each case the argument to your main method should be the name of the first file, "file1.h" and the result file is what your code should ultimately produce.

...............................File1

#include "file2.h"

//The contents of file 1 start here

Here are the contents of file1.h

//The contents of file 1 end here

..............................File2 #include "file3.h" #include "file4.h"

//The contents of file 2 start here

Here are the contents of file2.h

//The contents of file 2 end here

................................File3 //The contents of file 3 start here

Here are the contents of file3.h

//The contents of file 3 end here

..................................File4 #include "file1.h"

//The contents of file 4 start here

Here are the contents of file4.h

//The contents of file 4 end here

............................................TestInput. //The contents of file 3 start here

Here are the contents of file3.h

//The contents of file 3 end here

//The contents of file 4 start here

Here are the contents of file4.h

//The contents of file 4 end here

//The contents of file 2 start here

Here are the contents of file2.h

//The contents of file 2 end here

//The contents of file 1 start here

Here are the contents of file1.h

//The contents of file 1 end here

.........................................I need Help writing the code to this issue using the include statements to give the output like in the test.