Add a thirst feature to Animal, as well as an appropriately named getter & modifier. Make sure all $5$ classes still compile & run just fine. You'll need to change the Animal class, as well as the constructors for all $5$ animal classes. Make sure all $5$ animal types can report their thirst and drink. Place these new function calls under the existing Speak$()$ calls in main $($report$,$ drink, report.$)$

Create a second main file that uses command line arguments to facilitate generating any number and variety of animals. It should accept two CLAs:

number$\_$of$\_$animals will control a loop that prompts the user for what type of animal they wish to be created $($you have $5$ possible types.$)$

file$\_$name is the name of the file that contains a list of animals to be created and their default constructor values.

For the file given, it should behave as such:

g$++$ main$\_2.$cpp Animal.cpp $-$o prog && $./$prog $8$ animals.txt

Woof!

$20$

$40$

Woof!

$30$

$50$

Meow!

$10$

$10$

Sss$!$

$30$

$50$

Squeak!

$5$

$5$

Woof!

$60$

$70$

Chirp!

$40$

$60$

Woof!

$75$

$75$

Notes:

Animal$**$ is how you can create the array to store the animals in step $4.$ i$.$e$.$ Animal$**$ arr $=$ new Animal$*[5]$; creates an array that stores $5$ animal pointers. Use the new keyword to instantiate each animal during run$-$time!

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