Convert the java code to C++ code

here is java code

Requirements (almost the same as previous homework except no command-line args) Assume one-or-more empty lines separate paragraphs in a text file. The last paragraph may not have trailing blank lines. This homework requires you to develop a C++ program process line- by-line from standard input (std::cin) and Required base case [7 points: Print the first and last line (if different) of a paragraph in a given HTML format. Note that if first and last line is identical (i.e., a paragraph has only 1 line) then print just the first line. Read input from std::cin, do not use files This is the base case (or minimal) requirement to earn any points for this homework. Optional [8 points]: Print count of words and valid English words in each paragraph. If you don't implement this functionality then just print 0 (zeros) for the two word counts and ignore the errors reported by the CODE plug-in. . Sample inputs and outputs The command-line arguments to use are shown as part of the running the C++ program below. In the output, each line is indented by 2 blank spaces. The HTML tags are highlighted just for visual convenience. You should view base case.txt and us const amendments.txt in a text editor to understand their contents. Base case Note that word count implementation is not necessary for base case, but the output below shows the expected word counts. The use of less-than ( First and last lineWord counts/tr> line of first Second para 1ine 1 Second para line 2K/tdXtd>Words English words: A one line third paragraphWords: 5 English words: 5 paragraphWords 32 English words: 32K/tdXtr> 4 Thi aracrai going to have 5 line. Line 1 o 5 This paracraph is coing to have 5 lines. Line 5 of 5Words: 60 line This s the last, 1 paragraph this file. Words: 10 English in words: K/tdXtr>