Language: C++ Change your previous testing program (testcreature.cpp) such that it runs in an endless loop and waits for input from the keyboard. If the word "wizard","object1", or "object2" is...

//testcreature.cpp

int main()
{
    cout < "\ncreating="" an="">
    Creature c;
    c.run();
    cout < "\ncreating="" a="">
    Wizard w;
    w.run();
    w.hover();
    Widget wdg;
    wdg.run();
    wdg.click();
    TextCreature txt;
    txt.run();
    txt.moved();

    return 0;
}

Extracted text: Language: C++ Change your previous testing program (testcreature.cpp) such that it runs in an endless loop and waits for input from the keyboard. If the word "wizard","object1", or "object2" is entered, a wizard, your other object1 or your other object2 should be dynamically cre- ated (via new), the corresponding method is being called and the object is then destroyed (via delete). Entering "quit" should stop the execution of the Name the files Creature.h (same as above), Creature.cpp (same as above) and dyncreature.cpp. You can assume that the input will be valid. program.