In C$++$ Create a Character class $-$ a character that encapsulates the fields:

string name; $-$ first name;

int life; $-$ life $(1-10)$;

char path$[10]$; $-$ route, saves the last $10$ walking directions $($directions $$ t$-$top, b$-$bottom, l$-$left, r$-$right$)$;

can be supplemented if necessary

and methods:

Character$($string$,$ int$)$; $-$ constructor, sets fields name and life;

bool Hit$($int$)$; $-$ reduces the character's life by the value of the parameter, returns whether the character is alive;

int GetLife$()$; $-$ returns the amount of life of the character;

void Go$($char$)$; $-$ adds walking direction;

void PrintCharacter$()$; $-$ outputs the name, alive $($then also outputs the number of life points$),$ or dead, the last $10$ moves

~Character$()$; $-$ destructor, outputs the message "Game over for name"

can be supplemented if necessary

Rules:

A character can only be created with life $>0$

If a character runs out of life, it is considered dead.

Only the PrintCharacter$()$ function works for a dead character, and of course ~Character$()$

For the Go$($char$)$ function, implement the input data correctness check $($tblr only$).$