Create a base class called WaterVehicle that has:

length of ship (in number of grid spaces)

starting grid location

horizontal or vertical orientation on grid

sunk (boolean)

Then create a class called Submarine that is derived from WaterVehicle and has the following additional properties:

dive depth

surfaced (Boolean)

Be sure your classes have a reasonable complement of constructors, accessor, and mutator methods including a public function to determine if the Submarine was hit by a torpedo and whether a hit sunk the ship. Additionally, create an overloaded assignment operator.

Write a program which will allow input of the ship length, grid location, orientation, and dive depth. Assume the grid where the submarine is to be placed is a 10 by 10 grid. Randomly generate 15 torpedo shots, output the shot grid locations to the screen (you could use the grid class from the last assignment to hold the shot locations), and then output whether the submarine was hit or missed or sunk. The submarine should be the object to understand whether it was hit or sunk. Then create a second submarine and use your overloaded assignment operator to assign the values from the first submarine to the second submarine. Print out the information about the second submarine.

This is C++ programming problem, is there someone to help me ?