SAMPLE OUTPUT: ~~~~~ ~~ Character Skills Chart Enter Avatar Name: Korra Enter skills scores (0-50) Strength: 45 Agility: 37 Speed: 29 Endurance: 16 Korra's skills chart. Strength: Agility: Speed:...

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Extracted text: SAMPLE OUTPUT: ~~~~~ ~~ Character Skills Chart Enter Avatar Name: Korra Enter skills scores (0-50) Strength: 45 Agility: 37 Speed: 29 Endurance: 16 Korra's skills chart. Strength: Agility: Speed: Endurance: ============> ======> =====> =====> Enter Avatar Name: Roku Enter skills scores (0-50) Strength: 37 Agility: 47 Speed: 28 Endurance: 33 Roku's skills chart. Strength: Agility: Speed: ==> =====> =======> Endurance: ======>


Extracted text: Question 3 Answer this question using ONLY ONE .cpp file. Write a complete program based on the following requirements and sample output given. (a) Create constant global variable GLOBAL_CONST with value 4. (b) Create a class named Skills with the following members: i. Private data members: • A float type array score with 4 elements • A string type array name with 4 elements ii. Public member functions: • A default constructor that sets the elements of name[i] with these strings: "Strength" • Declare class Avatar as a friend "Agility" "Speed" "Endurance" (c) Create a class name Avatar with the following members: i. Private data members: • A string type variable name • A Skills class object s ii. Public member functions: • void setName(...) This function receives a string value from main() as argument and sets to the name data member • void setSkills() This function displays the "Enter skills scores (0-50)" and then prompts the user to enter the scores for each skill as shown in the sample output, and store in the score array of s. Note: You can use a for loop to loop through the elements of name[i] to print the skill names and score[i] to set their scores in s. • string getName() Accessor function to return name. • void displayChart() This function displays the scores in a chart form, as shown in the sample output. Note: You can use nested loops to do the display. The outer loop to go through the name[i] of s to print the skill names, then the inner loop to go through the score[i] values of s to print out the symbol "=". (d) In the main(): i. Declare variables wherever necessary. Create an array object of class Avatar with 2 elements. Display the "Character Skills Chart" header. Use a loop: • Prompt the user to enter their Avatar's name. • Call setName(...) of the object array element with the user entered name as ii. iii. iv. argument. • Call setSkills() and displayChart()functions of the object array element.