Convert a structure into a class implementation.

• Start with the code provided to you
• Modify all of the functions so that they are member functions. Use the scope resolution operator (::) to show that an implementation of a function is part of a class
• Change the initialization function into a constructor with arguments.
• Add a default constructor that initializes things to 0 or empty string. Please note that you should use a for loop to initialize all the values of furColours
• Add one getter to return the first furColour.
• Modify the calls in main to reflect the change in the functions.
• Be sure to add the keyword const after functions that do not change the data.
• If you want, you can turn the isTaller function into an overloaded operator>
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Cat.h

#ifndef __CAT_H__
#define __CAT_H__
#include
using namespace std;

const int NUM_COL = 5;

class Cat
{
private:
double length;
double height;
double tailLength;
string eyeColour;
string furClassification; //none, short, medium, long
string furColours[5];
public:

Cat ();

string getfurColours () const;

Cat (double, double, double, string, string, const string[]);
void readCat ();
void printCat () const;
bool isCalico () const;
bool isTaller (const Cat&) const;

};

#endif

Cat.cpp

#include "Cat.h"
#include
using namespace std;

Cat::Cat()
{
length = 0;
height = 0;
tailLength = 0;
eyeColour = "";
furClassification = "";
for (int i = 0; i < NUM_COL; i++)
{
furColours[i] = "";
}
}

Cat::Cat (double l, double h, double tL, string eC, string fCl, const string furCol[])
{
int i = 0;
length = l;
height = h;
tailLength = tL;
eyeColour = eC;
furClassification = fCl; //none, short, medium, long
while (furCol[i] != "")
{
  furColours[i] = furCol[i];
i++;
}
furColours[i] = "";

}

//implement the getter function
string Cat::getfurColours () const
{
return furColours[0];
}

void Cat::readCat ()
{
int i = 0;
cout << "Please describe the cat" << endl;
cout << "Please enter a length: ";
cin >> length;
cout << "Please enter a height: ";
cin >> height;
cout << "Please enter a tail length: ";
cin >> tailLength;
cout << "Please enter an eye colour: ";
cin >> eyeColour;
cout << "Please enter a description of the fur (long, medium, short, none): ";
cin >> furClassification;
cout << "Please enter the colours of the fur (separated by a space or a newline character). ";
cout << "Add "done" at the end: ";
cin >> furColours[i];
while (furColours[i] != "done")
{
i++;
cin >> furColours[i];
}
furColours[i] = "";
}

void Cat::printCat () const
{
int i = 0;
cout << "Length: "<< length << "  Height: "<< height
<< "  Tail Length: " << tailLength << endl;
cout << "Eye Colour: " << eyeColour
<< "  Fur Classification: " << furClassification << endl;
cout << "Cat Colours: ";
while (furColours[i] != "")
{
cout << furColours[i++] << " ";
}
cout << endl;
}

bool Cat::isCalico () const
{
if (furColours[3] != "")
return false;
for (int i=0; i< 3; i++)
{
if (furColours[i] != "black" &&
furColours[i] != "orange" &&
furColours[i] != "white")
return false;
}
return true;
}

bool Cat::isTaller (const Cat& cat2) const
{
//modify
return (cat.height > cat2.height);
}

main.cpp

#include "Cat.h"
#include
using namespace std;

int main()
{
Cat myCat;

string colours[5];
colours[0] = "white";
colours[1] = "";
Cat averageCat(44, 24, 28, "blue", "medium", colours);

myCat.readCat ();

cout << "The average cat's first colour is " << averageCat.furColours[0] << endl;

cout << "-------------------------------------------------------"<< endl;
cout << "This is myCat:" << endl;
myCat.printCat ();
if (isTaller ())
{
  cout << "My cat is taller than the average cat";
}
else
{
  cout << "My cat is shorter than the average cat";
}
if (isCalico (myCat))
{
  cout << "My cat is a calico";
}

return 0;
}

Could you please help me to fix errors in my code above..I am facing errors in isCalico function and isTaller function in main.cpp and Cat.cpp