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1. Each of your programs for parts a and b (below) must use one or more C++ classes. Classes can have functions. However, outside a class only the main function may be created. All variables must be local. Any C++ classes you create must not have any public data members a. [7 points) Create a game using C-object-oriented programming. The game is played as follows. The player throws two discs on a two-dimensional grid. The grid is 10 by 10. The player wins if the discs overlap. The discs must be thrown randomly. Assume when a disc is thrown, its center is always on integer coordinates. For example, a center may be at (2,4), where 2 is the x- coordinate and 4 is the y-coordinate. Your program prompts the user to specify the radius of the first disc and then the radius of the second disc. The discs are represented by objects. Then your program prompts the user to throw the discs. Finally, the program displays the radii of the two discs, their center coordinates, and whether the user won the game or not. b. [3 points) Create a C++ program to keep track of student academic performance. Assume that each student has taken five courses in the semester. Your program needs to: 1. Prompt the user to enter the number of students in the class, 2. For each student, prompt the user to enter the first and last names, grades and hours for five courses: 3. Display the first and last names of each student along with their spa. Use the following formula for calculating gpa: Gpa - (lgradePoints hours)/(hours) In the formula above, gradePoints refers to grade points received in a course and hours refers to hours for that course. For example, for PROG1960, the hours would equal to 3 and grade points will depend on the grade received. For this program, use the following table to find grade points corresponding to a received grade: Grade Grade Points 4.0 B D For example, if you wanted to find gpa for two courses in which grades were 'A' and 'B' respectively and hours were 5 and 4 respectively, the gpa would be (4.0*5)+(3.0*4][5+4)