use the language c$++$ and object oriented programming for the following tasks

Task $1.$ Implement a console version of connect $4.$ The playing field has five rows and seven columns.

Players are alternately asked to enter the column number to make a move. Make sure you only allow valid moves.

No invalid columns may be entered and no piece may be added to a column that is already full. Mark the squares

occupied by player $1$ with X$,$ those occupied by player $2$ with O and the empty squares with $\text{'}.\text{'}($see figure $1).$ As soon

as a player has four tiles in a row, they have won. If all squares are occupied and no player has won, it is a draw. Use

object$-$orientation in the implementation and divide the game sensibly into classes. A sensible division is$,$ for

example, to separate the game logic, the playing field and the input and output from each other.

Task $2.$ Use pbmag to create a graphical version of the game. Add the command line option $-$g to start the

graphical version. There should be several command line options for the game. Add the options $-$rows$=$ and $-$

cols$=$ to play the game in a different size. You should also be able to specify how long to wait until the

window closes. Your programme will output suitable help with the command line flag $-$h$.$