Please help solve this in C++ The two header files a.h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least twomistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly.a.h#include #include "b.h"1/**Converts a character into the corresponding string form.For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q".@param c the character to convert.@return the string form of the character.578*/string charToString(char c);10b.h#include #include "a.h"1/**Returns a string version of the bool argument.@param b the Boolean value to convert@return "true" or "false"*/string boolToString (bool b);9. Tester2.cpp#include using namespace std;24#include "a.h"int main(){cout « "boolToString(true): " <« boolToString(true) « endl;cout <« "Expected: true" « endl;10cout « "charToString('X'): " <« charToString('X') « endl;cout <« "Expected: X" << endl;111213CodeCheckReset

"he two header files a .h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least two nistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly. a.h #include #include "b.h" 1 /** Converts a character into the corresponding string form. For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q". @param c the character to convert. @return the string form of the character. 7 8. */ string charToString(char c); 10 9. b.h #include #include "a.h" 1 3 /** Returns a string version of the bool argument. @param b the Boolean value to convert @return "true" or "false" 4 6. */ string boolToString (bool b);

"he two header files a .h and b.h both have a prototype for a single function. Both have at least two nistakes. Fix the mistakes so that the tester program works correctly. a.h #include #include "b.h" 1 /** Converts a character into the corresponding string form. For example, calling charToString('Q') returns the string "Q". @param c the character to convert. @return the string form of the character. 7 8. */ string charToString(char c); 10 9. b.h #include #include "a.h" 1 3 /** Returns a string version of the bool argument. @param b the Boolean value to convert @return "true" or "false" 4 6. */ string boolToString (bool b);

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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