Implement the class named CVector see above. The class should contain:

$[-]$ Two public member variables of type int named x$,$ and y as given.

$2$

$[-]$ A constructor function with default arguments $<0,0>.$

$[-]$ Overload the the addition operator as a member function such that it adds

each element of the given vector to the corresponding element of the defined vector.

This operation is identical to simple vector$-$vector addition:

$($u $+$ v$)=($ux $+$ vx$,$ uy $+$ vy$)$

$[-]$ Overload the the subtraction operator as a non$-$member function such that

it subtracts each element of the other vector from the corresponding element of the

given vector::

$($u v$)=($ux vx$,$ uy vy$)$

$[-]$ Overload the the multiplication operator as a member function such that it

multiplies each element of the given vector by the corresponding element of another

given vector:

$($u $\backslash$times v$)=($ux vx$,$ uy vy$)$

$[-]$ Overload the the division operator as a non$-$member function such that it

divides each element of this vector by the corresponding element of the other vector

$($note that element$-$wise this will be regular integer division that results in integer$)$:

$($u$/$v$)=($ux$/$vx$,$ uy$/$vy$)$

$[-]$ See the code above for the examples of vector addition and subtraction, and

also provide examples for the multiplication and the division.