Write a C++ program to print white lowercase 'o's on a black background across the middle of the screen. Next, have a captial 'O' move from left to right, and back, on top of the lower-case 'o's using each of the colors specified by the ANSI escape sequences. After you've "bounced" a white 'O', go to the next line and end your program. You may assume a screen size of 80x25 (80 chars across by 25 lines).

Basic animation is a simple 3-step process: Draw something. Pause so the eye can see it. Erase the old and go to #1. To do this, you'll need a pause function. Since we have not discussed this you'll need to use the following code in your program:

#include //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Add this line to your coded //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #include using namespace std; //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Add this function to your code void pause( int milliseconds ) { int limit = clock() + milliseconds * CLOCKS_PER_SEC / 1000; while ( clock()  
 
 
The capital O starts at the left and moves to the right one lower-case o at a time and then back to the left, changing colors every time it reaches the starting point of the leftmost lower-case o. Please keep in mind that this is expected to run properly in a Linux environment. Also, this is an introductory C++ class and cannot used advanced libraries. The animation must be done using loops. Thank you.
 
 
 
Here is an example:
 
 
 
 
ANSI Escape Codes:
 
All sequences begin with the ESC char (ASCII value 27):
 

"[2J"	Clear Screen
"[R;Cf"	Move cursor to row R and column C
"[F;Bm"	Set colors (see below)

Text colors:

F/B	Color
0	Black
1	Red
2	Green
3	Yellow
4	Blue
5	Magenta
6	Cyan
7	White
9	{resetallegedly}

Foreground = F + 30 Background = B + 40

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