Modify the header file and the source file given below so that they now work as template class (the array elements in the dynamically allocated memory can be any type as the user defines).

dynarr.h #ifndef DYNARR H INCLUDED #define DYNARR_H_INCLUDED class dynArr private: int *data; int size; public: dynArr(); dynArr (int); ~dynArr(); void setValue (int, int); int getValue (int); }; #endif // DYNARR H INCLUDED dynarr.cpp #include "dynarr.h" #include using namespace std; dynArr::dynArr () data = NULL; size = 0; { } dynArr::dynArr(int s) data= new int [s]; size = s; { } dynArr::~dynArr() { delete [] data; } int dynArr::getValue (int index) { //write the code void dynArr::setValue(int index, int value) { } //write the code