CODE USING C++2. I'm Lost, Help!by CodeChum AdminThanks for your help previously, Programmer. I'm now on my to the enemy's base but it seems that I'm lost. I've been going on for quite some time now and it seems that things are always the same. Can you help me fix this map I am holding? Instructions:In the code editor, you are provided with an initial main() code and an initial walk() recursive function.The walk() recursive function is basically printing the values from 1 to 1000.However, currently, the walk() function is broken - it's always printing 1. It seems that there's something wrong with its recursive case. Try to fix it so Agent J. will find his way to the enemy's base.Output12345678910... main.cpp< > + C++Tests1 #include 2 using namespace std;CE Run Tests4 void walk(int);5Constraints6 int main(void) {78walk (1);O Constraint 19The code should call 'walk' in main.1011 }1213 void walk(int n) {14return 0;O Constraint 2if(n <= 1000) {cout << n << endl;The 'walk' function should apply recursion.1516171819// TODO: Fix thiswalk(n);}Test Cases20O Test Case 1 HiddenO Launch me

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2. I'm Lost, Help!

by CodeChum Admin

Thanks for your help previously, Programmer.

I'm now on my to the enemy's base but it seems that I'm lost. I've been going on for quite some time now and it seems that things are always the same.

Can you help me fix this map I am holding?

Instructions:

In the code editor, you are provided with an initial main() code and an initial walk() recursive function.
The walk() recursive function is basically printing the values from 1 to 1000.
However, currently, the walk() function is broken - it's always printing 1. It seems that there's something wrong with its recursive case. Try to fix it so Agent J. will find his way to the enemy's base.

Output