Write a C++ program called "starT" that will draw a T out of asterisks based on the user's input.

Suppose we want a program to draw a T with width 3 and height 2, we will run your starT executable as follows: $./starT 3 2

Rules for starT:

- EVERY line of your T should have exactly the same number of characters and should end in a newlineremember to pad out each line with spaces.

- Return a string that represents the letter T with the correct width and height, but only if height >=2, and width is an odd number >=3

- If the height and width values are not valid, return an empty string

- If there are not exactly two command line args after the program name (one for width and one for height), print a usage message: Usage: ./starT width height

For example:

Function call ReturnsFunction call ReturnsFunction call Returns Function call ReturnsFunction call Returns starT (5,1) starT/6,1) starT (3,1) starT(4,1) starT(7,1) starT(3,2) starT(4,2) starT (5,2) starT(6,2) starT (7,2) starT (3,3) starT(4,3) starT(5,3) starT(6,3) starT (7,3) starT (3,4) starT(4,4) starT (5,4) starT (6,4) starT(7,4)