This for C++

1. Write a program, which will have two classes and two methods (with same name but different signature) to practice the function overload in OOP using multiple classes In the first class "A" you should have a function prototype and its definition should be outside of the class named int Same (int a, int b) In the second class "B" you should have a function prototype and its definition should be outside of the class named int Same (int a, int b, int c) The first function should cause printing out "both" if both a and b are prime, and "one" if one of them is prime, otherwise "none The second function should return the second largest value. The main0 invokes those methods of those classes through their objects along with parameter values