I$$m creating a helicopter game using SDL$2$and C$++$language in Visual Studio$2022.$ The code created does load the program but it closes immediately, I assume it's SDL$\_$QUIT. I want it to load with both images $($player$1.$png$,$ background.png$),$ but it doesn't do that. Most importantly, I need help in a sample code that moves the helicopter $($player$1.$png$)$ foward as the code runs, to get a better idea on how the program would display$/$work$.$ Here is my code. $//$main$.$cpp

#include "GameLoop.h$"$

GameLoop g;

int main$($int argc, char$**$ argv$)\{$

g$.$Initialize$()$;

while $($g$.$getGameState$())\{$

g$.$Render$()$;

g$.$Update$()$;

g$.$Event$()$; $//$ Call event handling function in each iteration

$\}$

g$.$Clear$()$;

return $0$;

$\}$

$//$ gameloop.cpp

#include "GameLoop.h$"$

GameLoop::GameLoop$()\{$

window $=$ NULL;

renderer $=$ NULL;

$//$srcPlayer $=$ NULL;

$//$destPlayer $=$ NULL;

Player $=$ NULL;

background $=$ NULL;

GameState $=$ false;

$\}$

bool GameLoop::getGameState$()$

$\{$

return GameState;

$\}$

void GameLoop::Initialize$()\{$

SDL$\_$Init$($SDL$\_$INIT$\_$EVERYTHING$)$;

window $=$ SDL$\_$CreateWindow$("$Helicopter Game", SDL$\_$WINDOWPOS$\_$CENTERED, SDL$\_$WINDOWPOS$\_$CENTERED, WIDTH, HEIGHT, $0)$;

if $($window$)\{$

renderer $=$ SDL$\_$CreateRenderer$($window$,-1,0)$;

if $($renderer$)\{$

cout $$ "Succeeded!" $$ endl;

Player $=$ TextureManager::Texture$("$image$/$player$1.$png$",$ renderer$)$;

background $=$ TextureManager::Texture$("$image$/$background$.$png$",$ renderer$)$;

$\}$

else $\{$

cout $$ "Renderer not created!" $$ endl;

$\}$

$\}$

else $\{$

cout $$ "Window not created!" $$ endl;

$\}$

$\}$

void GameLoop::Update$()\{$

$//$source dimension

srcPlayer.h $=30$;

srcPlayer.w $=90$;

srcPlayer.x $=$ srcPlayer.y $=0$;

$//$destination dimension

destPlayer.h $=90$;

destPlayer.w $=300$;

destPlayer.x $=$ destPlayer.y $=20$;

$//$ Update helicopter position based on input events

$//$ For simplicity, let's assume the helicopter moves $1$ unit forward and downward in each frame

$//$destPlayer$.$x $+=100$; $//$ Move forward

$//$destPlayer$.$y $+=100$; $//$ Move downward

$\}$

$//$ Add event handling function to handle user input

void GameLoop::Event$()\{$

SDL$\_$Event event;

while $($SDL$\_$PollEvent$($&event$))\{$

switch $($event$.$type$)\{$

case SDL$\_$QUIT:

GameState $=$ false;

break;

$//$ Add cases to handle other events, such as key presses or mouse movements

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

void GameLoop::Render$()\{$

SDL$\_$RenderClear$($renderer$)$;

SDL$\_$RenderCopy$($renderer$,$ background, NULL, NULL$)$;

SDL$\_$RenderCopy$($renderer$,$ Player, &srcPlayer, &destPlayer$)$;

SDL$\_$RenderPresent$($renderer$)$;

$\}$

void GameLoop::Clear$()\{$

SDL$\_$DestroyRenderer$($renderer$)$;

SDL$\_$DestroyWindow$($window$)$;

$\}$

$//$GameLoop$.$h

#pragma once

#include

#include

#include

#include "TextureManager.h$"$

using namespace std;

class GameLoop

$\{$

private:

const int HEIGHT $=640$;

const int WIDTH $=800$;

bool GameState;

SDL$\_$Window$*$ window;

SDL$\_$Renderer$*$ renderer;

SDL$\_$Texture$*$ Player;

SDL$\_$Texture$*$ background;

SDL$\_$Rect srcPlayer$\{\},$ destPlayer$\{\}$;

public:

GameLoop$()$;

bool getGameState$()$;

void Update$()$;

void Initialize$()$;

void Event$()$;

void Render$()$;

void Clear$()$;

$\}$;

$//$TextureManages$.$cpp

#include "TextureManager.h$"$

SDL$\_$Texture$*$ TextureManager::Texture$($const char$*$ filelocation, SDL$\_$Renderer$*$ ren$)$

$\{$

SDL$\_$Surface$*$ surface;

surface $=$ IMG$\_$Load$($filelocation$)$;

SDL$\_$Texture$*$ tex;

tex $=$ SDL$\_$CreateTextureFromSurface$($ren$,$ surface$)$;

return tex;

$\}$

$//$TextureManager$.$h

#pragma once

#include

#include

#include"GameLoop.h$"$

class TextureManager

$\{$

public:

static SDL$\_$Texture$*$ Texture$($const char$*$ filelocation, SDL$\_$Renderer$*$ ren$)$;

$\}$;