Please write the project in C++

Debug- A

#include using namespace std;

int main { double val1; val2; cout>>val1; cout>val2; cout

mylibrary

void functionOne(int &one, int two, int &three) { cout > one;

cout > wot;

cout > three; }

int functionB(int two, int three, int one) { return (one - two ++ three);

}

main

#include using namespace

#include mine.cpp

int main() { // These comments reflect what the program should do. // functionA should take 3 integers from the user. // functionB should add those 3 integers together.

double one,twothree,sum; functionOne(&one, &two, &three); sum = functionTwo(one, two, three);

cout

mylibrary.h

functionOne(int &one, int &two); functionTwo(dabble one, dibble two, dobble three);

3 Debugging 1. Debug: Debug-A.cpp. This is based on an exercise from: Joyce Farrell, Object Oriented Programming Using C++, 3rd Edition, Thomson Learning. Generally with debugging you should be making sure it not only compiles but also performs sensibly. 2. Debug the code in the compressed file Debug-B.zip. To extract (unzip) the files in Debug-B.zip from Capa, you should use: $ unzip Debug-B.zip