With C++

You will create a program that uses a Critter class to move around a Grid, which is also a class. The Critter and the Grid classes will be in separate files. The Critter class will have a data member to count the number of moves made. It will also need data members to hold the current x and y coordinates. It will have a member function that randomly moves it one space in one of 4 directions. You will create both the source and header files for the class. The Grid class has a 2D array data member. This will be an array of type character. It will have an updateLocation() function that will be used by the Critter class to pass the new location of the Critter to be displayed. For the array ou will use a space character, for empty and a single C for the location of the Critter. The Grid will have one Critter that moves around. The starting location will be random. The Critter will move around until it would exit the gird. In that case it is squashed. The program should terminate normally and tell the user how many steps the Critter took. After every move the grid will be displayed to the user. Hint: For testing, use small arrays. Theres only one Critter after all. You will create a program that prompts the user for the number of rows and columns. It must be at least 1 x 1. It will create the Grid and Critter, run the simulation, display the grid after each move, and inform the user when the Critter gets squashed showing the number of moves made. Files should include: Critter.h Critter.cpp Grid.h Grid.cpp Main.cpp