c++ PleaseYou are given a Rectangle class that produces a string which, when printed, displays a rectangle with a fancy border. The interior of the rectangle contains spaces. Write a derived class BoxedText whose to_string method replaces the spaces with a given text.Complete the following files: Use the following files:prog.cpp#include #include "boxedtext.h"using namespace std;int main(){Rectangle* rects[3];rects[0]rects[1]rects[2]for (int icout << rects[i]->to_string() << "\n";return 0;new Rectangle(10, 4);new BoxedText("Hello");new BoxedText("Goodbye");0; i < 3; i++)%3D}rectangle.h#include using namespace std;class Rectangle{public:/**Constructs a rectangle of the given width and height.* /Rectangle (int w, int h);int get_width() const;int get_height() const;virtual string to_string() const;private:int width;int height;}i boxedtext.cpp11 #include "boxedtext.h"23 BoxedText::BoxedText(string text)4..6 string BoxedText::to_string() const7 {89 }boxedtext.h1 #include "rectangle.h"23 class BoxedText : public Rectangle4 {5 public:BoxedText(string text);string to_string() const;78 private:9...10 };

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c++ Please

You are given a Rectangle class that produces a string which, when printed, displays a rectangle with a fancy border. The interior of the rectangle contains spaces. Write a derived class BoxedText whose to_string method replaces the spaces with a given text.

Complete the following files:

Use the following files:
prog.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include "boxedtext.h"
using namespace std;
int main()
{
Rectangle* rects[3];
rects[0]
rects[1]
rects[2]
for (int i
cout << rects[i]->to_string() << "\n";
return 0;
new Rectangle(10, 4);
new BoxedText("Hello");
new BoxedText("Goodbye");
0; i < 3; i++)
%3D
}
rectangle.h
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Rectangle
{
public:
/**
Constructs a rectangle of the given width and height.
* /
Rectangle (int w, int h);
int get_width() const;
int get_height() const;
virtual string to_string() const;
private:
int width;
int height;
}i

boxedtext.cpp
1
1 #include "boxedtext.h"
2
3 BoxedText::BoxedText(string text)
4
..
6 string BoxedText::to_string() const
7 {
8
9 }
boxedtext.h
1 #include "rectangle.h"
2
3 class BoxedText : public Rectangle
4 {
5 public:
BoxedText(string text);
string to_string() const;
7
8 private:
9.
..
10 };

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