Answer this question in C++. Question: Complete the Matrix class, matix.cpp file and call this functions in main.cpp.   #include using namespace std;   class Matrix {     public: Matrix(int , int ); ~Matrix();     Matrix operator +(const Matrix); Matrix operator -(const Matrix); Matrix operator *(const Matrix);   ostream& operator << (ostream& out); // << for displaying the matrix istream& operator >> (istream& in); // >> for reading the matrix   int operator !(); // !for determinant of a matrix Matrix operator ~(); // ~for transpose of a matrix Matrix operator -(); //o unary – for inverse of a matrix*/   };   #include "Matrix.h"     Matrix::Matrix(int rows, int cols){   }   Matrix::~Matrix() {   }   Matrix Matrix::operator +(const Matrix) { }     Matrix Matrix::operator -(const Matrix) { }       Matrix Matrix::operator *(const Matrix) { }   ostream& Matrix::operator << (ostream& out) { }   istream& Matrix::operator >> (istream& in) {   }   int Matrix::operator !() { }   Matrix Matrix::operator ~() { }   Matrix Matrix::operator -() { } #include "Matrix.h"     int main() {   return 0; }

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Question: Complete the Matrix class, matix.cpp file and call this functions in main.cpp.

 

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

 

class Matrix

{

 

 

public:

Matrix(int , int );

~Matrix();

 

 

Matrix operator +(const Matrix);

Matrix operator -(const Matrix);

Matrix operator *(const Matrix);

 

ostream& operator << (ostream& out); // << for displaying the matrix

istream& operator >> (istream& in); // >> for reading the matrix

 

int operator !(); // !for determinant of a matrix

Matrix operator ~(); // ~for transpose of a matrix

Matrix operator -(); //o unary – for inverse of a matrix*/

 

};

 

#include "Matrix.h"

 

 

Matrix::Matrix(int rows, int cols){

 

}

 

Matrix::~Matrix() {

 

}

 

Matrix Matrix::operator +(const Matrix) {

}

 

 

Matrix Matrix::operator -(const Matrix) {

}

 

 

 

Matrix Matrix::operator *(const Matrix) {

}

 

ostream& Matrix::operator << (ostream& out) {

}

 

istream& Matrix::operator >> (istream& in) {

 

}

 

int Matrix::operator !() {

}

 

Matrix Matrix::operator ~() {

}

 

Matrix Matrix::operator -() {

}

#include "Matrix.h"

 

 

int main() {

 

return 0;

}

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